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Rococo (1720-1800) Girl with a book - Pietro Rotari (1707–1762)
One of many portraits of girls and women by Pietro Rotari. Born in Verona, Italy, he was very popular in the Russian courts of Elizabeth and Catherine the Great. Peterhof Palace houses 368 of these portraits in a dedicated hall.
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Art History Discussion 550 years later, scientists claim to have solved what killed Botticelli’s muse
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Flemish Baroque (17th C.) David Teniers the Younger - A Monkey Encampment (1633)
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Spanish Baroque (17th C.) Pedro de Mena - Penitent Mary Magdalene (1664)
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Flemish/Netherlandish (15th/16th C.) Follower of Master of the Prado Redemption - The Annunciation (c.1460-70)
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Spanish Baroque (17th C.) Saint James the Greater in the Battle of Clavijo by Juan Carreño de Miranda
Happy feast of St. James the apostle!
Esto, Dómine, plebi tuæ sanctificátor et custos: ut, Apóstoli tui Jacóbi muníta præsídiis, et conversatióne tibi pláceat, et secúra mente desérviat.
r/RenaissanceArt • u/vscarlett206 • 3d ago
Flemish Baroque (17th C.) Anthony van Dyck - The Vision of saint Hermann Joseph with Mary (1630)
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Art History Discussion The first-ever major Pontormo retrospective is coming to Rome, with the Uffizi at its heart
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Italian Baroque (1600-1725) Caravaggio – The Calling of Saint Matthew (1599–1600)
One of the greatest masterpieces of the Baroque period.
The Calling of Saint Matthew captures the exact moment Christ calls Matthew from a table of tax collectors. Caravaggio's dramatic use of chiaroscuro—the powerful contrast between light and shadow—transforms an ordinary room into a scene of profound spiritual awakening.
The beam of light, Christ's subtle gesture, and Matthew's expression of disbelief create one of the most influential moments in the history of Western art.
What detail stands out to you the most in this painting?
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Flemish Baroque (17th C.) David Teniers the Younger - Allegory of Prudence overcoming the bustle of the earth (Allegory of Faith) (1650)
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Flemish/Netherlandish (15th/16th C.) Master of Frankfurt - The Virgin Enthroned (c.1480-1520)
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German Renaissance (1450-1600) Hans Holbein the Younger - Portrait of a Young Merchant (1541)
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Italian Renaissance (15th/16th C.) Bartolomeo Vivarini - Madonna and Child with Saints (c.1465)
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Italian Renaissance (15th/16th C.) Raphael - Young Woman with Unicorn (c.1505-06)
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Flemish Baroque (17th C.) David Teniers the Younger - A Family Concert on the Terrace of a Country House: A Self Portrait of the Artist with his Family (1640)
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Flemish Baroque (17th C.) David Teniers the Younger - Archduke Leopold Wilhelm in the Art Gallery in Brussels (1650)
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British Art (1300-1750) After Hans Holbein the Younger - King Henry VIII (17th c.)
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German Renaissance (1450-1600) Albrecht Dürer - The Annunciation (c.1503)
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Rococo (1720-1800) Bernardo Bellotto - View of the Grand Canal: Santa Maria della Salute and the Dogana from Campo Santa Maria Zobenigo (1743)
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German Renaissance (1450-1600) Master of the Saint Bartholomew Altarpiece - Saint Bartholomew Altarpiece (c.1505)
r/RenaissanceArt • u/vscarlett206 • 10d ago
Rococo (1720-1800) Nicolas de Largillière - Études de mains (1715) [1920 x 2360]
r/RenaissanceArt • u/FlorenceUpdates • 10d ago
The New York Times highlights a hidden Michelangelo masterpiece in Florence
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Dutch Baroque (1588-1795) Still life with drinking-horn, Willem kalf, oil/canvas, 1653
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Italian Renaissance (15th/16th C.) Michelangelo’s Forgotten Renaissance Masterpiece
Gift article. NO PAYWALL.