Taddeo Gaddi produced a number of frescoes in Florence and Pisa, besides numerous panel paintings, but until his death in 1366 he was mainly active in the Franciscan monastery of Santa Croce in Florence, and his house and workshop was nearby. In addition to the frescoes in the Baroncelli Chapel, painted c. 1330, his late works, probably from around 1360, include the fresco of the Crucifixion in the sacristy and the ensemble of paintings grouped around an Arbor vitae (tree of life) in the refectory of Santa Croce. Several other frescoes that Taddeo executed in Santa Croce have not survived.

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	Crucifixion c. 1360 Fresco Sacristy, Santa Croce, Florence
	Last Supper, Tree of Life and Four Miracle Scenes c. 1360 Fresco, 1120 x 1170 cm Refectory, Santa Croce, Florence
	Last Supper, Tree of Life and Four Miracle Scenes c. 1360 Fresco Refectory, Santa Croce, Florence
	Allegory of the Cross 1330s Fresco Santa Croce, Florence
	Entombment c. 1335-40 Fresco Cappella di Bardi di Vernio, Santa Croce, Florence