“St. Antony,” a fresco created by Domenico Ghirlandaio around 1471, is an exemplary work of Early Renaissance religious painting. This artwork captures the essence of spiritual devotion and depicts the revered Saint Antony, embodying the piety and sanctity characteristic of religious art during this period. In the artwork, Saint Antony is portrayed standing, holding a …
The artwork, titled “St. Barbara,” is attributed to the artist Domenico Ghirlandaio and dates to approximately 1471. This fresco, characteristic of the Early Renaissance art movement, falls within the genre of religious painting. The artwork portrays St. Barbara, a martyr venerated in Christianity, depicted in a serene posture. She stands confidently, holding a model of …
The artwork titled “St. Barbara Crushing Her Infidel Father” was created by Domenico Ghirlandaio around the year 1473. This Early Renaissance religious painting measures 68 x 47 cm and is currently held in a private collection. The artwork portrays Saint Barbara standing dominantly while trampling over her father, who is depicted in knightly armor, signifying …
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The artwork, titled “St. Catherine of Siena and St. Lawrence,” was created by the artist Domenico Ghirlandaio around 1490. This piece, crafted using tempera on wood, is a notable example of Early Renaissance religious painting. It is currently housed in the Alte Pinakothek in Munich, Germany. The artwork consists of two distinct panels, each depicting …
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The artwork, titled “St. Christopher” by Domenico Ghirlandaio, is an Early Renaissance religious painting. It resides in the Metropolitan Museum of Art (Met) in New York City, NY, US. Rendered by the renowned Italian painter Ghirlandaio, this painting exemplifies the profound spiritual and artistic sensibilities of the Early Renaissance period. The artwork depicts St. Christopher, …
“St. Dominic Burning Heretical Writings” is a fresco created by Domenico Ghirlandaio between 1486 and 1490 during the Early Renaissance period. This religious painting is located in Santa Maria Novella in Florence, Italy. The artwork depicts a historical scene where St. Dominic is engaged in the act of burning heretical writings. The fresco is characterized …
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The artwork titled “Stigmata of St. Francis,” created by Domenico Ghirlandaio between 1483 and 1485, is a fresco representing a seminal piece of the Early Renaissance movement. This religious painting depicts the moment when St. Francis of Assisi receives the stigmata, symbolizing divine favor and suffering akin to that of Christ. In the artwork, St. …
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The artwork titled “St. Jerome,” created by Domenico Ghirlandaio around 1471, is a fresco from the Early Renaissance period. It is a religious painting depicting Saint Jerome, a prominent Church Father known for translating the Bible into Latin (the Vulgate). In the artwork, Saint Jerome is portrayed standing in an architectural niche, characterized by classical …
The artwork, entitled “St. Jerome in his Study,” is a fresco painted by Domenico Ghirlandaio in the year 1480. This piece is representative of the Early Renaissance art movement and measures 184 x 119 cm. It is categorized as a religious painting. The artwork depicts St. Jerome, a prominent Christian scholar, deeply engrossed in his …
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“St. John the Baptist in the Desert,” created by Domenico Ghirlandaio between 1486 and 1490, is a fresco painting from the Early Renaissance period. This religious artwork is located in Santa Maria Novella, Florence, Italy. The artwork depicts St. John the Baptist as a youthful figure attired in a tunic, striding with a pastoral staff …
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The artwork, named “Tobias and Archangel Raphael,” was created by Filippino Lippi in the year 1482. It belongs to the Early Renaissance art movement and is classified as a religious painting. In the artwork, the figures of Tobias and the Archangel Raphael are depicted in a serene landscape. The Archangel Raphael, with golden, flowing hair …
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The artwork titled “Tobiolo e i Tre Arcangeli” was created by Filippino Lippi in 1485. This piece belongs to the Early Renaissance art movement and falls within the genre of religious painting. This religious artwork presents a scene depicting four figures: three archangels and a young boy named Tobiolo. The four figures are positioned in …
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The artwork titled “Nativity,” created by Filippo Lippi between 1467 and 1469, is a fresco executed during the Early Renaissance period. This religious painting captures the traditional Nativity scene with a rich display of characters and symbolic elements from Christian iconography. In the artwork, a humble stable setting showcases the newborn Jesus lying on a …
The artwork titled “Saint Anthony and Archangel Michael” was created by Filippo Lippi in 1456. Rendered in tempera on panel, this piece is a part of the Early Renaissance art movement and is classified as a religious painting. The artwork is divided into two sections, each featuring a significant religious figure. On the left, Saint …
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The artwork titled “Seven Saints,” created by Filippo Lippi in 1450, is an oil, canvas, and tempera piece representing the Early Renaissance art movement. This religious painting, measuring 68 by 151 centimeters, is housed in the National Gallery in London, UK. In “Seven Saints,” Filippo Lippi masterfully renders seven haloed saints seated on a semi-circular …
The artwork “Presentation at the Temple” was created by Andrea Mantegna in 1453. This tempera painting is a product of the Early Renaissance and falls under the genre of religious painting. The dimensions of the artwork are 86.3 x 68.9 cm. Currently, this work is housed at the Gemäldegalerie in Berlin, Germany. The painting presents …
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The artwork titled “Pieta” by Andrea Mantegna, created in 1459, is a religious painting from the Early Renaissance period. The image depicts a composition sketch for a Pieta, which traditionally shows the Virgin Mary mourning over the body of Jesus Christ after his crucifixion. In Mantegna’s drawing, we see the central figure of the Virgin …
The “Polyptych of St. Luke” is an oil on panel artwork by the Early Renaissance artist Andrea Mantegna, completed between 1453 and 1455. The painting measures 230 x 177 cm and is categorized as a religious painting. It is currently housed in the Palazzo Brera, Milan, Italy. The painting is a multi-paneled altarpiece that features …
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“Portrait of a Man” is an artwork by Andrea Mantegna, dated around 1450. Mantegna was an Italian painter who was a part of the Early Renaissance movement. The artwork measures 32 cm by 29 cm and falls into the genre of portraiture. This portrait features a side profile of a man against a dark background, …
The artwork titled “Portrait of a Man” was created by the artist Andrea Mantegna in 1460. This piece is executed in oil and tempera, indicative of the innovative techniques of that time. As a work emblematic of the Early Renaissance movement, it measures 24.3 by 19.1 cm. This portrait currently resides in the National Gallery …
The artwork “Portrait of Cardinal Carlo de’ Medici” is a painting by Andrea Mantegna, dated to 1466. This Early Renaissance portrait was created using tempera on wood and measures 30 x 41 cm. It is currently housed at the Uffizi Gallery in Florence, Italy. The genre of the painting is a portrait, depicting the individual …
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The artwork “Portrait of Cardinal Lodovico Mezzarota” was painted by Andrea Mantegna in 1459. This tempera painting belongs to the Early Renaissance art movement and measures 25 x 18 cm. It is a portrait genre artwork and is housed at the Gemäldegalerie, Berlin, Germany. In the artwork, we see a head-and-shoulders portrait of Cardinal Lodovico …
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The painting “Portrait of Francesco Gonzaga” was created circa 1461 by artist Andrea Mantegna. This tempera on canvas artwork is a notable example of the Early Renaissance art movement. The portrait measures 25.5 x 18 cm and is part of the collection at the National Museum of Capodimonte in Naples, Italy. As an art genre, …
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The artwork “Prayer in the Garden” by Andrea Mantegna, created in 1459, is an oil and tempera painting that exemplifies the Early Renaissance art movement. The dimensions of the painting are 71.1 x 93.7 cm. This religious painting is part of the collection of the Musée des Beaux-Arts de Tours located in Tours, France. In …
The artwork titled “Presentation of Christ in the Temple,” rendered by Andrea Mantegna between the years 1465 and 1466, is a profound example of Early Renaissance religious painting. This tempera on canvas creation measures 67 x 86 cm and poignantly captures the sacred biblical event. The artwork features a solemn scene where the infant Christ, …
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The artwork titled “Saint Bernardine of Siena,” created by Andrea Mantegna in 1450, belongs to the Early Renaissance movement. This religious painting is a notable example of its genre, highlighting the stylistic and thematic elements characteristic of the period. The artwork portrays Saint Bernardine of Siena, a significant religious figure, in a three-quarter profile view. …
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The artwork “San Sebastian,” created by Andrea Mantegna in 1480, is a religious painting belonging to the Early Renaissance art movement. This painting, executed on canvas using tempera, measures 255 x 144 cm and is currently housed in the Louvre in Paris, France. In the artwork, Saint Sebastian is depicted in a moment of martyrdom, …
The artwork, titled “Scenes from the Life of St. Christopher,” was created by the artist Andrea Mantegna in 1448. Belonging to the Early Renaissance art movement, it is a religious painting depicting various events from the life of St. Christopher. In this intricate composition, Mantegna employs a complex architectural setting that emphasizes depth and perspective, …
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The artwork, “Scenes from the Life of St. Christopher” by Andrea Mantegna, created in 1448, belongs to the Early Renaissance art movement and is a religious painting. The piece exemplifies Mantegna’s meticulous attention to detail and his mastery of perspective, which are hallmarks of the Early Renaissance period. The artwork depicts an intricately detailed scene …
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The artwork titled “Scenes from the Life of St. Christopher,” created by Andrea Mantegna in 1448, belongs to the Early Renaissance period and falls within the genre of religious painting. It represents a visual narrative centered on the life and deeds of St. Christopher, rendered in a detailed and stylistically refined manner typical of the …
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The artwork titled “The Calling of Sts James and John; The Preaching of St James” was created by Andrea Mantegna between 1448 and 1457. It belongs to the Early Renaissance art movement and is classified as a religious painting. This piece is part of the series “Scenes from the Life of St. James (1448-1457)”. Unfortunately, …
“St. James Baptizing Hermogenes” is an artwork created by Andrea Mantegna between 1448 and 1457, situated within the Early Renaissance art movement. This religious painting belongs to the series titled “Scenes from the Life of St. James” and was unfortunately destroyed. The painting is known for its representation of a significant biblical moment with meticulous …
The artwork titled “The Trial of St James (Scenes from the Life of St. James)” was skillfully created by Andrea Mantegna between the years 1448 and 1457. This religious painting is an exemplar of the Early Renaissance art movement and forms part of a series known as “Scenes from the Life of St. James.” Regrettably, …
“Scenes from the Life of St. James” is an Early Renaissance religious painting series created by Andrea Mantegna between the years 1448 and 1457. Unfortunately, the artwork has since been destroyed. This series forms a remarkable depiction of various events from the life of St. James, reflecting Mantegna’s keen eye for detail and masterful technique. …
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The artwork, titled “Scenes from the Life of St. James (reconstruction from coloured black-and-white photos),” was created by Andrea Mantegna during the period from 1448 to 1457. It belongs to the Early Renaissance art movement and is a religious painting falling under the genre of depicting saintly lives. Unfortunately, the artwork itself is currently classified …
The artwork titled “Scene waiting servant with dogs (fragment)” was created by Andrea Mantegna in 1474 and belongs to the Early Renaissance movement. This genre painting focuses on everyday scenes, capturing the essence of daily life during that period. The artwork presents a fragmentary scene depicting two male figures, presumably servants, standing side by side. …
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The artwork, titled “St. Euphemia,” was created by Andrea Mantegna in 1454. Executed in oil, this piece exemplifies the Early Renaissance art movement. Measuring 171 by 78 centimeters, it is a religious painting that portrays the steadfast faith and martyrdom of St. Euphemia, a Christian saint. In the artwork, St. Euphemia is depicted standing under …
The artwork, titled “St. George” and attributed to the artist Andrea Mantegna, was completed in 1467. Crafted using tempera on canvas, the piece measures 66 by 32 centimeters and is a representation of the Early Renaissance art movement. Classified as a religious painting, the artwork depicts the iconic figure of St. George. In the artwork, …
The artwork titled “St James Led to Execution (Scenes from the Life of St. James)” was created by Andrea Mantegna between 1448 and 1457. This fresco belongs to the Early Renaissance art movement and is a religious painting, part of the series “Scenes from the Life of St. James.” Unfortunately, the artwork has been destroyed. …
“St. Jerome in the Wilderness,” created by Andrea Mantegna in 1450, is an exemplary piece from the Early Renaissance period. This religious painting, measuring 48 by 36 centimeters, is housed in the Museo de Arte de Sao Paulo (MASP) in Sao Paulo, Brazil. The artwork depicts St. Jerome amidst a barren, rocky landscape. The saint …
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The artwork in question, titled “St. Mark,” was created by the artist Andrea Mantegna in the year 1450. Its medium is oil on canvas, a technique characteristic of the Early Renaissance period, and it is classified within the genre of religious painting. Presently, the artwork resides at the Städel Museum in Frankfurt am Main, Germany. …
“Study for a Christ,” a work by Andrea Mantegna, is an exemplary representation of the Early Renaissance period. Created between 1478 and 1490, this sketch and study piece is housed in the British Museum in London, UK. The artwork depicts a poignant and meticulously rendered figure of Christ in a recumbent position. Mantegna’s skillful use …
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The artwork, titled “The Ascension, left hand panel from the Altarpiece,” was created by Andrea Mantegna circa 1461. Executed in tempera on panel, this Early Renaissance masterpiece measures 43 x 86 cm and is categorized as a religious painting. The artwork is housed in the Uffizi Gallery in Florence, Italy. The artwork portrays the ascension …
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The artwork, titled “The Battle of Sea Gods,” was created by Andrea Mantegna in the year 1480. Belonging to the Early Renaissance art movement, this mythological painting exemplifies the artist’s profound engagement with classical themes and intricate detailing. In this elaborate composition, a tumultuous scene unfolds, teeming with dynamic and muscular figures engaged in fierce …
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The artwork titled “The Child Jesus in the Manger” is a miniature by the Italian painter Andrea Mantegna, created in approximately 1450. Rendered on parchment with tempera, this piece is emblematic of the Early Renaissance movement. The genre of the artwork is a miniature, indicating its small size and intricate detailing. In the artwork, the …
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“The Circumcision of Christ,” created by Andrea Mantegna in 1464, is a tempera painting that epitomizes the Early Renaissance period. Measuring 86 by 43 centimeters, this religious painting exudes the meticulous detail and harmonic composition characteristic of the era. The artwork depicts a solemn scene of great religious significance, illustrating the Circumcision of Christ. At …
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“The Court of the Gonzaga,” crafted by Andrea Mantegna in 1474, belongs to the Early Renaissance art movement and is classified as a genre painting. This remarkable artwork encapsulates a vivid and detailed depiction of a courtly scene, notable for its intricate representation of the social elite’s life during that era. In the artwork, Mantegna …
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“The Descent from the Cross” by Andrea Mantegna, created in 1475, is an exemplar of the Early Renaissance art movement. This religious painting measures 44.8 by 35.9 centimeters. The artwork intricately portrays the biblical scene of Christ being taken down from the cross following the crucifixion. In the artwork, Mantegna captures a poignant moment, rendered …
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The artwork, titled “Adoration of the Magi,” was created by Andrea Mantegna in 1460. Utilizing tempera as the medium, this piece is a religious painting belonging to the Early Renaissance movement. Measuring 76.5 x 76 cm, it currently resides in the Uffizi Gallery in Florence, Italy. “Adoration of the Magi” vividly captures the Biblical scene …
“Adoration of the Magi, central panel from the Altarpiece,” crafted by Andrea Mantegna circa 1461, is a compelling religious painting executed on panel using tempera. Embracing the Early Renaissance art movement, the artwork stands at dimensions of 75 x 77 cm. This masterpiece resides in the Uffizi Gallery in Florence, Italy, capturing a significant biblical …
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The artwork, titled “Altarpiece of San Zeno in Verona, central panel Madonna and Angels,” was created by the esteemed artist Andrea Mantegna in 1459. Executed in tempera, this piece is a quintessential example of the Early Renaissance art movement. Measuring 220 by 115 cm, it is a religious painting depicting the Madonna and Angels. The …
The artwork is titled “Altarpiece of San Zeno in Verona, left panel of St. Peter and St. Paul, St. John the Evangelist, St. Zeno,” created by Andrea Mantegna in 1459. It belongs to the Early Renaissance art movement and falls under the genre of religious painting. The artwork features four saints, each adorned with halos, …
The artwork, titled “Altarpiece of San Zeno in Verona, right panel of St. Benedict, St. Lawrence, St. Gregory, and St. John the Baptist,” was created by Andrea Mantegna in 1459. This piece is a fine representation of the Early Renaissance art movement and falls within the genre of religious painting. The artwork showcases four saints …
“The Descent into Hell,” created by Andrea Mantegna in 1468, is a religious painting done in ink on parchment. This artwork, which belongs to the Early Renaissance art movement, measures 37.2 x 28 cm. The piece profoundly portrays a religious theme with a remarkable level of detail and craftsmanship indicative of Mantegna’s style. In the …
“The Entombment” by Andrea Mantegna, created in 1459, is a notable work from the Early Renaissance art movement. This artwork, categorized within the genre of sketches and studies, exemplifies Mantegna’s mastery in depicting profound emotion and intricate detail through preliminary drawing. The artwork portrays the solemn scene of the entombment with an evocative and delicate …
“The Entombment” by Andrea Mantegna, created in 1475, is a notable example of Early Renaissance religious painting. This artwork depicts the solemn scene of Christ’s burial following his crucifixion. The artwork, rendered in meticulous detail, portrays a group of mourners gathered around the lifeless body of Christ, preparing his body for entombment. The setting appears …
The artwork, titled “The Entombment,” was created by Andrea Mantegna in 1475. As an exemplar of the Early Renaissance movement, this religious painting is presently housed in the Louvre, Paris, France. The dimensions of the piece are 44.7 x 35 cm. In “The Entombment,” Andrea Mantegna masterfully captures the solemnity and reverence of a biblical …
“The Flagellation of Christ in the pavement,” created by Andrea Mantegna in 1475, is a distinguished artwork from the Early Renaissance period. The painting, which belongs to the genre of religious paintings, possesses dimensions of 44.2 x 34.3 cm. It encapsulates Mantegna’s masterful use of perspective and attention to detail, central to the Early Renaissance …
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The artwork, titled “The Holy Family,” was created by Andrea Mantegna in 1485. It belongs to the Early Renaissance art movement and is a religious painting. The dimensions of the artwork are 61.5 by 87.5 cm. The artwork depicts the central figures of the Christian Holy Family in an intimate and reverent portrayal. The Virgin …
The artwork named “The Holy Family” was created by the artist Andrea Mantegna in the year 1455. This piece is associated with the Early Renaissance art movement and measures 65.5 x 52.5 cm. It is categorized as a religious painting. “The Holy Family” depicts a serene and intimate scene with three figures. The central figure …
“Bacchanalia with a Wine,” created by Andrea Mantegna in 1480, is an exemplary work of the Early Renaissance art movement. The piece is categorized as a mythological painting, capturing the essence of a bacchanalian scene, which is characterized by its celebratory and riotous nature centered around wine and revelry. The artwork portrays a group of …
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“Bacchanal in Silene” is a mythological painting created by Andrea Mantegna in 1480. As an exemplar of the Early Renaissance style, the artwork exhibits the period’s characteristic attention to classical themes and detailed human forms. The artwork portrays a lively bacchanalian scene, deeply rooted in the mythological traditions of ancient Greece and Rome. Amidst a …
The artwork titled “Bird on a Branch,” created by Andrea Mantegna in 1485, belongs to the Early Renaissance art movement and falls within the genre of animal painting. The piece depicts a bird majestically perched on a branch, demonstrating a significant degree of detail and anatomical accuracy typical of the era. The artwork features a …
The artwork, titled “Calvary, central predella panel from the St. Zeno of Verona altarpiece,” was created by Andrea Mantegna in 1459. Executed in oil on canvas, this Early Renaissance religious painting measures 96 by 76 centimeters and is currently housed in the Louvre, Paris, France. The artwork depicts a poignant scene of the crucifixion, prominently …
“Christ of Pity supported by a cherub and a seraph,” created by Andrea Mantegna in 1490, is an oil painting from the Early Renaissance period. The painting, measuring 78 x 48 centimeters, is a religious artwork that depicts a poignant scene of Christ being supported by a cherub and a seraph. This masterpiece is housed …
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The artwork titled “The House of Ludovico Gonzaga Bridegroom decorated wall and his son,” crafted by Andrea Mantegna between 1460 and 1475, belongs to the Early Renaissance art movement and is classified under the genre painting category. The painting is a vivid depiction that often characterizes Mantegna’s work, combining detailed realism with complex spatial composition. …
“The Martyrdom of Saint Christopher” is an artwork created by the esteemed artist Andrea Mantegna between 1451 and 1506. This oil painting belongs to the Early Renaissance art movement and is categorized as a religious painting. The artwork depicts the martyrdom of Saint Christopher with meticulous attention to detail and composition. The scene unfolds in …
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The artwork titled “The Nativity,” created by Andrea Mantegna in 1490, is a quintessential example of Early Renaissance religious painting. Measuring 145.7 by 145 centimeters, this piece vividly portrays the birth of Jesus Christ with meticulous attention to detail and composition. In “The Nativity,” Mantegna depicts the Holy Family surrounded by an assortment of figures, …
The artwork titled “The Resurrected Christ Between St. Andrew and Longinus,” created by Andrea Mantegna in 1475, is an exemplary piece from the Early Renaissance period. This religious painting masterfully depicts the figures of the resurrected Christ flanked by St. Andrew on the left and Longinus on the right, showcasing Mantegna’s remarkable skill in rendering …
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“Death of the Virgin” is a religious painting by Andrea Mantegna, created in 1461 using tempera. This Early Renaissance artwork measures 54.5 x 42 cm and is housed in the Museo del Prado in Madrid, Spain. The artwork depicts a serene yet poignant scene of the Virgin Mary’s death, surrounded by apostles, imbued with a …
The artwork, titled “The Resurrection, right hand predella panel from the Altarpiece of St. Zeno of Verona,” was created by the artist Andrea Mantegna in 1459. This Early Renaissance painting is executed in oil on a panel and measures 96 x 76 cm. The artwork belongs to the genre of religious painting. In this depiction …
The artwork, titled “The Virgin and Child with Saint Jerome and Louis of Toulouse,” was created by Andrea Mantegna in the year 1455. It belongs to the Early Renaissance art movement and is a religious painting of dimensions 69.4 x 44.5 cm. The artwork depicts the Virgin Mary holding the Christ Child, flanked by Saint …
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“The Virgin and Child with Saints Jerome,” painted by Andrea Mantegna in 1455, is an oil painting that exemplifies the Early Renaissance art movement. With dimensions of 153 x 110.5 cm, this religious painting depicts a serene and pious scene focusing on the Virgin Mary, the Christ Child, and Saint Jerome. The artwork is rich …
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The artwork, titled “Horse and groom with hunting dogs, from the Camera degli Sposi or Camera Picta (detail),” was created by Andrea Mantegna in 1474. This fresco, a representation within the Early Renaissance art movement, falls under the genre painting category. It is part of a larger decorative scheme in the Camera degli Sposi. The …
The artwork titled “Judith,” created by Andrea Mantegna in 1475 using oil paint, exemplifies the Early Renaissance art movement. This religious painting portrays the biblical figure Judith, often celebrated for her bravery and heroism. In the artwork, Judith stands with a serene yet resolute expression, central to the composition. She is dressed in flowing, classical …
“Madonna and Child with Cherubs” is a religious painting by Andrea Mantegna, created between 1480 and 1490. This Early Renaissance masterpiece, rendered in oil on canvas, measures 70 x 88 cm and is housed in Palazzo Brera, Milan, Italy. The artwork portrays the Madonna, serenely holding the Child, surrounded by a gathering of cherubic angels. …
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The artwork, titled “Madonna and Child with Seraphim and Cherubim,” was created by Andrea Mantegna around the year 1454. This Early Renaissance religious painting, executed in wood, gold, and tempera, is currently housed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art (Met) in New York City, NY, US. In the artwork, the Virgin Mary is depicted tenderly …
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“Three Studies of Elongated Figures” is a sketch created by Andrea Mantegna in 1455. This artwork falls within the Early Renaissance movement and is categorized as a sketch and study genre. Presently, the artwork is housed in the British Museum in London, UK. The artwork consists of three figures, each depicted in a reclining position …
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The artwork “Two holy women in prayer” by Andrea Mantegna, created in 1455, is an exemplary piece from the Early Renaissance. It is classified under the genre of sketch and study and is currently housed in the British Museum, London, UK. In the artwork, two women are depicted in a devout pose, engaged in prayer. …
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The artwork titled “Two Studies for Christ at the Column” is a creation by Andrea Mantegna, dating back to 1459. This piece, characterized by the art movement of the Early Renaissance, belongs to the genre of sketch and study. It is housed at the Courtauld Institute of Art in London, UK. The artwork exhibits two …
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“Vase with Orange,” created by Andrea Mantegna in 1490, is an exquisite example of Early Renaissance flower painting. This artwork showcases the artist’s dedication to detail and naturalism, typical of the Early Renaissance movement. The artwork features an intricately designed vase containing an elegantly tall and slender tree bearing oranges. The vase itself is elaborately …
The artwork in discussion is the “Virgin and Child” by the esteemed artist Andrea Mantegna, crafted between 1465 and 1470. It is a seminal piece of the Early Renaissance art movement, classified within the genre of religious painting. Presently, it is housed at the Gemäldegalerie in Berlin, Germany. The artwork captures a deeply intimate and …
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The artwork titled “Virgin and Child” is a religious painting by Andrea Mantegna, created between the years 1478 and 1490. It belongs to the Early Renaissance art movement and exemplifies the genre of religious painting. The artwork presents a detailed depiction of the Virgin Mary holding the Child Jesus. The figures are rendered with meticulous …
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The artwork is titled “Maria with the Sleeping Child” and was created by Andrea Mantegna in the year 1455. This painting embodies the Early Renaissance art movement and spans dimensions of 42 x 32 cm. It falls within the genre of religious painting. In the scene, the artwork depicts a serene and tender moment between …
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The artwork titled “Martyrdom of St. James (Scenes from the Life of St. James)” by Andrea Mantegna was created between 1448 and 1457. This painting belongs to the Early Renaissance art movement and is a religious painting. It is part of the series “Scenes from the Life of St. James” created within the same timeframe. …
The artwork titled “Virgin and Child (Madonna of Humility),” created by Andrea Mantegna in 1490, is an exemplary piece from the Early Renaissance art movement. Classified as a religious painting, the artwork portrays the tender and hallowed relationship between the Virgin Mary and the infant Jesus. In the artwork, the Virgin Mary is depicted sitting …
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The artwork titled “Virgin and Child with St. John the Baptist, St. Zachary and St. Elizabeth” is a religious painting created by Andrea Mantegna in 1490. Executed in oil, this piece belongs to the Early Renaissance art movement and measures 75 x 61.5 cm. In the artwork, the Virgin Mary is depicted holding the Christ …
The artwork titled “Adán y Eva” is a distinguished bronze sculpture by Lorenzo Ghiberti, encapsulating the artistic essence of the Early Renaissance movement. This sculpture, which belongs to the genre of relief sculpture, is presently housed within the prestigious confines of the Duomo di Firenze, also known as the Cattedrale di Santa Maria del Fiore, …
The artwork titled “CaÃn y Abel” is a splendid bronze sculpture crafted by Lorenzo Ghiberti, a master of the Early Renaissance period. It is part of the historical opus that adorns the Duomo di Firenze (Cattedrale di Santa Maria del Fiore) in Florence, Italy. Housed within this illustrious cathedral, Ghiberti’s creation is a testament to …
The artwork in question is a bronze sculpture created by Lorenzo Ghiberti during the Early Renaissance period. The piece is part of the Italian Early Renaissance movement and falls within the genre of sculpture. It can be found in the Duomo di Firenze (Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore) located in Florence, Italy. This summarization …
The artwork “Abraham” is a seminal bronze sculpture created by the celebrated Early Renaissance artist Lorenzo Ghiberti. Exemplifying the era’s newfound interest in humanism and the rediscovery of classical antiquity, Ghiberti’s masterpiece is part of the decorative scheme adorning the Duomo di Firenze, or the Cattedrale di Santa Maria del Fiore, located in Florence, Italy. …
The artwork, “Door of the Paradise,” was created by Lorenzo Ghiberti between 1425 and 1452 in Italy. This Early Renaissance masterpiece, made of gold, measures 520 by 310 centimeters and is a renowned sculpture. Currently, it is housed at the Duomo di Firenze (Cattedrale di Santa Maria del Fiore) in Florence, Italy. “Door of the …
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“Isaac, Esaú y Jacob,” a bronze sculpture created by Lorenzo Ghiberti, represents a notable piece of the Early Renaissance period. This significant work of art is located in the Duomo di Firenze (Cattedrale di Santa Maria del Fiore) in Florence, Italy. The artwork depicts a narrative scene with an intricate composition of figures set within …
The artwork titled “José” is a bronze sculpture created by Lorenzo Ghiberti, an eminent artist of the Early Renaissance period. This captivating work is located in the Duomo di Firenze (Cattedrale di Santa Maria del Fiore) in Florence, Italy. The sculpture exemplifies the genre of relief sculpture and showcases Ghiberti’s mastery in creating intricate and …
The artwork titled “Josué,” created by Lorenzo Ghiberti, is a bronze sculpture from the Early Renaissance period. This distinguished piece resides in the Duomo di Firenze (Cattedrale di Santa Maria del Fiore) in Florence, Italy, exemplifying the artist’s adept skill in bronze work. The sculpture “Josué” encapsulates a biblical narrative, showcasing figures in a dynamic …
The artwork titled “Noé,” created by Lorenzo Ghiberti, is a bronze sculpture belonging to the Early Renaissance art movement. This distinguished piece is housed within the Duomo di Firenze, also known as the Cattedrale di Santa Maria del Fiore, located in Florence, Italy. The artwork depicts a scene from the biblical story of Noah with …
The artwork, titled “North Door,” is a bronze sculpture created by Lorenzo Ghiberti between 1403 and 1424 in Italy. As an eminent example of the Early Renaissance art movement, the piece is substantial in dimensions, measuring 506 x 387 cm. It currently resides at the Duomo di Firenze (Cattedrale di Santa Maria del Fiore) in …
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The artwork, titled “Rey Salomón y Reina Saba,” is a bronze sculpture crafted by Lorenzo Ghiberti. It falls under the genre of Early Renaissance sculpture and is situated within the esteemed Duomo di Firenze (Cattedrale di Santa Maria del Fiore) in Florence, Italy. This creation is an exemplar of the sophisticated artistry that characterizes the …
The artwork titled “San Matteo,” created by Lorenzo Ghiberti between 1419 and 1423 in Italy, is a bronze sculpture belonging to the Early Renaissance art movement. This magnificent piece depicts the figure of Saint Matthew, rendered with exquisite detail and lifelike expression. The statue is housed within a grand architectural niche that complements the statue’s …
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The artwork, titled “Santo Stefano,” was created by Lorenzo Ghiberti between 1427 and 1428 in Italy. This Early Renaissance bronze sculpture exemplifies the period’s artistic advancements. The artwork depicts Saint Stephen, rendered with meticulous detail typical of Ghiberti’s craftsmanship. The figure stands within a gothic-style niche, framed by ornate architectural elements. The sculpture’s drapery reflects …
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The artwork is a self-portrait sculpted by Lorenzo Ghiberti, crafted in gold during the Early Renaissance period. It is a sculpture that is prominent for its detail and craftsmanship and is located in the Duomo di Firenze (Cattedrale di Santa Maria del Fiore) in Florence, Italy. The artwork exhibits a circular form with a bust …
The artwork, titled “Self-Portrait,” is crafted by the renowned artist Lorenzo Ghiberti using bronze as the medium. Belonging to the Early Renaissance art movement, this sculpture embodies the genre of portrait sculptures. The historical piece is currently situated in the Duomo di Firenze, also known as the Cattedrale di Santa Maria del Fiore, located in …
“The Sacrifice of Isaac,” a bronze sculpture created by Lorenzo Ghiberti around 1401–1402 in Italy, is a distinguished artifact of the Early Renaissance art movement. This exquisite piece, measuring 45 x 38 cm, is part of the renowned collection housed at the Duomo di Firenze (Cattedrale di Santa Maria del Fiore) in Florence, Italy. The …
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The artwork titled “Angel” is a creation of the Early Renaissance master Piero della Francesca, dating back to approximately 1452. As a religious painting, it exemplifies the spiritual emphasis and artistic innovations of the time. This piece is housed within the Basilica of San Francesco in Arezzo, Italy, where it contributes to the rich cultural …
The artwork titled “Angel” is a fresco by the renowned Early Renaissance artist Piero della Francesca. Created in the year 1452, it forms part of the series “The Legend of the True Cross,” adorning the walls of the Basilica of San Francesco in Arezzo, Italy. The medium, fresco, implicates the artist’s use of meticulous plaster …
The artwork “Annunciation” by Piero della Francesca is a magnificent fresco created in the year 1464. Displaying characteristics of the Early Renaissance movement, this religious painting forms part of the series “The Legend of the True Cross.” Measuring 329 x 193 cm, the fresco endures as a testament to Renaissance artistry within the walls of …
The artwork “Annunciation (detail)” is a creation by the artist Piero della Francesca, dating from between 1452 and 1458. This fresco, which measures 329 by 193 centimeters, is part of the “The Legend of the True Cross” series and can be found within the Basilica of San Francesco in Arezzo, Italy. Piero della Francesca crafted …
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The artwork “Archangel Gabriel” is a distinguished piece by the artist Piero della Francesca, created during the period between 1445 and 1462. This piece, executed using a combination of oil, panel, and tempera, is a prime example of the Early Renaissance art movement. It measures 55 by 21 centimeters and belongs to the religious painting …
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The artwork, titled “Baptism of Christ (detail),” was created by the renowned artist Piero della Francesca around the year 1450. This early Renaissance masterpiece is rendered on a panel using tempera and measures 167 by 116 centimeters. The painting, which belongs to the genre of religious paintings, is currently housed in the National Gallery in …
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“Battle Between Constantine and Maxentius,” created by Piero della Francesca in 1464, is an impressive fresco situated on a wall. This early Renaissance artwork is part of the series “The Legend of the True Cross” and is housed in the Basilica of San Francesco in Arezzo, Italy. Measuring 322 x 764 cm, it is a …
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The artwork “Battle between Heraclius and Chosroes (detail)”, created by Piero della Francesca between 1452 and 1466, exemplifies the Early Renaissance art movement. Executed as a fresco on a wall within the Basilica of San Francesco in Arezzo, Italy, this religious painting is part of “The Legend of the True Cross” series. Depicting a dynamic …
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The artwork, titled “Battle between Heraclius and Chosroes (detail),” was created by Piero della Francesca between 1452 and 1466. Executed in fresco on a wall, this piece forms part of the Early Renaissance art movement and fits within the genre of religious painting. It belongs to a series known as “The Legend of the True …
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The artwork “Battle between Heraclius and Chosroes (detail),” created by Piero della Francesca between 1452 and 1466, is a fresco executed on the wall of the Basilica of San Francesco in Arezzo, Italy. As a part of the Early Renaissance art movement, this religious painting belongs to the series “The Legend of the True Cross.” …
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The artwork titled “Burial of the Holy Wood” was created by Piero della Francesca in 1464. This fresco, measuring 356 x 190 cm, is a religious painting that forms part of the series “The Legend of the True Cross.” The piece exemplifies the Early Renaissance art movement and is located in the Basilica of San …
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The artwork titled “Constantine’s Victory over Maxentius (detail)” was created by the artist Piero della Francesca between 1452 and 1466. This fresco, a wall painting, belongs to the Early Renaissance art movement and is a religious painting. It is part of the artwork series “The Legend of the True Cross” and is located in the …
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“Constantine’s Victory over Maxentius (detail)” is a fresco created by the artist Piero della Francesca between 1452 and 1466. This piece is a superb example of the Early Renaissance art movement and belongs to the religious painting genre. It forms part of a larger series titled “The Legend of the True Cross” and is located …
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The artwork titled “Crucifixion” was created by Piero della Francesca between 1445 and 1462. Executed using oil, panel, and tempera, this piece belongs to the Early Renaissance art movement. It measures 81 x 52 cm and serves as a religious painting. The artwork is currently housed at the Museo Civico di Sansepolcro in Sansepolcro, Italy. …
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The artwork titled “Crucifixion,” created by Piero della Francesca around 1460, is a religious painting executed in tempera on panel. This piece is part of the Early Renaissance art movement and belongs to the “Polyptych of St. Augustine” series. Currently, it is housed in the Frick Collection in New York City, NY, United States. The …
The artwork titled “Death of Adam” was created by Piero della Francesca between the years 1452 and 1458. This fresco, measuring 390 x 747 cm, is a prominent example of Early Renaissance religious painting and is part of the series “The Legend of the True Cross”. Currently, the artwork is located in the Basilica of …
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The artwork titled “Death of Adam (detail)” was created by Piero della Francesca circa 1452. This fresco, which forms part of the larger series “The Legend of the True Cross,” exemplifies the Early Renaissance art movement and is a noteworthy piece of religious painting. The artwork is housed in the Basilica of San Francesco in …
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The artwork titled “Exaltation of the Cross (detail)” by Piero della Francesca, created between 1452 and 1466, is a fresco painting that forms part of the artistic series known as “The Legend of the True Cross”. It belongs to the Early Renaissance art movement and falls under the genre of religious painting. The artwork is …
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The artwork titled “Exaltation of the Cross: Heraclius enters Jerusalem with the Cross” is a fresco created by Piero della Francesca in 1464, as part of the Early Renaissance movement. This large religious painting, measuring 747 x 390 cm, is part of “The Legend of the True Cross” series and is located in the Basilica …
The artwork titled “Federico da Montefeltro” is a religious painting created by the esteemed artist Piero della Francesca in 1472. Executed on a panel using tempera, this piece is a notable example of the Early Renaissance art movement. Currently housed in Palazzo Brera, Milan, Italy, it captures the distinct aesthetics and stylistic characteristics of its …
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The artwork titled “Federigo da Montefeltro” was created by the distinguished artist Piero della Francesca in 1465. Rendered in tempera on a panel, the piece is exemplary of the Early Renaissance movement. With dimensions of 46.9 x 33 cm, this portrait encapsulates both the artistic skill of its creator and the subtle grandeur of its …
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“Finding and Recognition of the True Cross,” created by Piero della Francesca between 1458 and 1466, stands as a testament to the Early Renaissance period. The fresco, which measures 356 by 747 centimeters and is located in the Basilica of San Francesco in Arezzo, Italy, forms part of the larger series known as “The Legend …
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The artwork “Finding of the True Cross,” created by Piero della Francesca in 1464, is a fresco on a wall measuring 356 x 747 cm. This piece belongs to the Early Renaissance art movement and is a religious painting. It is part of the series “The Legend of the True Cross” and is located in …
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“Head of an Angel,” created by Piero della Francesca in 1466, is a fresco located on the wall of the Basilica of San Francesco in Arezzo, Italy. This artwork, part of a series titled “The Legend of the True Cross,” belongs to the Early Renaissance art movement and falls within the genre of religious painting. …
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“Heraclius Restores the Cross to Jerusalem” is a fresco painted by the artist Piero della Francesca in 1464. This early Renaissance religious painting is part of the series “The Legend of the True Cross” and is located in the Basilica of San Francesco in Arezzo, Italy. The artwork portrays the historic scene of Emperor Heraclius …
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The artwork titled “Hercules” was created by Piero della Francesca around the year 1465. This piece belongs to the Early Renaissance art movement and is a mythological painting. It measures 151 by 126 cm and is currently housed in the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, also known as Fenway Court, located in Boston, Massachusetts, USA. The …
The artwork, titled “Ideal City” and attributed to Piero della Francesca, dates approximately to the year 1470. It is part of the Early Renaissance art movement and falls within the cityscape genre. The dimensions of the artwork are 60 by 200 centimeters, and it is currently housed in the National Gallery of the Marches located …
The artwork “Madonna and Child,” created by Piero della Francesca around 1460, is an Early Renaissance religious painting within the Polyptych of St. Anthony series. It measures 141 by 65 centimeters and is currently housed in the National Gallery of Umbria, located in the Palazzo dei Priori in Perugia, Italy. The artwork features the Madonna …
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The artwork titled “Madonna and Child Attended by Angels” was created by the artist Piero della Francesca in the year 1475. This piece exemplifies the Early Renaissance art movement and was executed using oil on panel. It measures 108 by 78 centimeters and represents a genre of religious painting. Currently, the artwork is housed at …
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The artwork titled “Madonna of Senigallia with Child and Two Angels,” created by Piero della Francesca around 1470, exemplifies the Early Renaissance art movement. Executed on panel using tempera, the piece measures 61 by 53.5 centimeters and is housed in the National Gallery of the Marches (Palazzo Ducale di Urbino) in Urbino, Italy. It is …
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The artwork in question, titled “Meeting between the Queen of Sheba and King Solomon,” was created by the distinguished artist Piero della Francesca between the years 1452 and 1466. Executed as a fresco mural, this piece is a part of the Early Renaissance period and falls under the genre of religious painting. It is included …
The artwork “Meeting between the Queen of Sheba and King Solomon (detail)” by Piero della Francesca, created between 1452 and 1466, is a fresco located on the wall of the Basilica of San Francesco in Arezzo, Italy. This Early Renaissance religious painting is part of the series “The Legend of the True Cross”. The artwork …
The artwork titled “Nativity” by Piero della Francesca, created between 1470 and 1475, is an exquisite oil painting on wood, exemplifying the Early Renaissance art movement. Measuring 124.4 by 122.6 centimeters, this religious painting is housed in the National Gallery in London, UK. The artwork is a masterful depiction of the Nativity scene, capturing the …
“Nativity (detail)” is a work created by Piero della Francesca between 1470 and 1475, employing tempera on panel. Falling under the Early Renaissance movement, it is a religious painting housed in the National Gallery, London, UK. The artwork depicts a serene scene featuring five angelic figures standing barefoot and playing musical instruments, possibly lutes. They …
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The artwork titled “Polyptych of St. Anthony” was created by Piero della Francesca in the year 1469, during the Early Renaissance art movement. Measuring 338 x 230 cm, this religious painting is currently housed in the National Gallery of Umbria, located in the Palazzo dei Priori in Perugia, Italy. The artwork is a multifaceted religious …
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“Portrait of a Boy,” created by Piero della Francesca around the year 1483, is a notable work from the Early Renaissance period. This painting, classified under the portrait genre, is currently housed at the Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum in Madrid, Spain. The artwork displays the profile of a young boy, characterized by his distinct light blonde hair …
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The artwork, titled “Portrait of Battista Sforza,” was masterfully executed by Piero della Francesca in 1465. This Early Renaissance portrait, rendered with tempera on panel, measures 46.9 by 33 centimeters. Currently housed in the esteemed Uffizi Gallery in Florence, Italy, it exemplifies the artistic virtues and stylistic elements characteristic of the Early Renaissance. The portrait …
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The artwork, titled “Portraits Federico da Montefeltro and Battista Sforza,” was created by Piero della Francesca in 1465. It is an Early Renaissance piece rendered in tempera on panel, measuring 66 x 47 cm, and currently resides in the Uffizi Gallery in Florence, Italy. The artwork features a detailed depiction of two individuals, set against …
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The artwork titled “Procession of the Queen of Sheba” is by Piero della Francesca, created between 1452 and 1466. This fresco is part of the Early Renaissance art movement and is a religious painting. It is a segment of “The Legend of the True Cross” series and is located in the Basilica of San Francesco …
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The artwork “Procession of the Queen of Sheba and Meeting between the Queen of Sheba and King Solomon” was created by Piero della Francesca in 1464. This magnificent fresco, which measures 336 x 747 cm, belongs to the Early Renaissance art movement and falls under the genre of religious painting. It is part of the …
The artwork, entitled “Procession of the Queen of Sheba (detail)” and created by Piero della Francesca between 1452 and 1466, exemplifies the Early Renaissance art movement through its medium of fresco on a wall. This religious painting forms a part of the series “The Legend of the True Cross” and is housed in the Basilica …
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The artwork “Procession of the Queen of Sheba (detail),” created by Piero della Francesca between 1452 and 1466, is a fresco located on a wall in the Basilica of San Francesco in Arezzo, Italy. This piece is part of the series “The Legend of the True Cross” and belongs to the Early Renaissance art movement. …
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“Procession of the Queen of Sheba (detail)” is an artwork created by Piero della Francesca between 1452 and 1466. This piece is a fresco painting located on the wall of the Basilica of San Francesco in Arezzo, Italy. As part of “The Legend of the True Cross” series, it belongs to the Early Renaissance art …
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The artwork, titled “Prophet,” was created by Piero della Francesca between the years 1452 and 1466. Executed in the medium of fresco on a wall, this piece belongs to the Early Renaissance art movement and falls within the genre of religious painting. It is part of the series “The Legend of the True Cross.” In …
The artwork, titled “Prophet,” was created by the esteemed artist Piero della Francesca between 1458 and 1466. This fresco is executed on a wall and is a quintessential example of the Early Renaissance art movement. Measuring 245 x 165 cm, it belongs to the genre of religious painting and forms part of the series known …
The artwork titled “Queen of Sheba,” created by Piero della Francesca between 1452 and 1466, is a notable fresco on a wall. As part of the Early Renaissance art movement, this religious painting is featured within the series “The Legend of the True Cross.” The fresco finds its residence in the Basilica of San Francesco, …
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The artwork “Recognition of the True Cross” by Piero della Francesca, dated from 1452 to 1466, is a fresco painting located on a wall in the Basilica of San Francesco in Arezzo, Italy. This piece is part of the renowned “The Legend of the True Cross” series and belongs to the Early Renaissance art movement. …
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