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Explore Sandro Botticelli’s ‘Calumny of Apelles,’ a Renaissance allegory masterpiece! Witness intricate detail & moral symbolism in this captivating 1495 tempera panel.
The following is a list of panel paintings, works on canvas and frescoes by the Italian painter Sandro Botticelli. His drawings, such as those of the Divine Comedy, are excluded. == See also == Divine Comedy illustrated by Botticelli == References ==
A vibrant Florentine feast unfolds in this Renaissance masterpiece by Sandro Botticelli, capturing the opulent humanist spirit of 1483 through exquisite detail and light, inviting you to bring history home.
Explore Botticelli's 'Three Temptations of Christ' detail – a powerful Renaissance fresco from the Sistine Chapel, showcasing divine drama and masterful artistry.
The Hamilton Collection drawings were discovered in Scotland by Gustav von Waagen in 1854. Friedrich Lipmann spearheaded the acquisition effort, securing the collection for Berlin’s Royal Museums.
A remarkable feat of museum diplomacy, the Berlin acquisition solidified the drawing’s place as a cornerstone of German art history.
Experience Sandro Botticelli’s untitled (586) fresco, a lively Renaissance scene of figures gathered around a dining table with horses and a clock, capturing the essence of social gatherings in Florence during his time – discover this captivating artwork.
The Hamilton Collection drawings were discovered in Scotland by Gustav von Waagen in 1854. They were secured for Berlin’s Royal Museums in 1882 through the efforts of Friedrich Lipmann and supporters.
A profound moment of Renaissance introspection unfolds in Sandro Botticelli's St Augustine in His Cell, where scholarly devotion meets humanist grace, inviting you to bring this masterpiece of quiet contemplation home.
Botticelli’s "Annunciation" captures ethereal beauty and humanist ideals of the Florentine Early Renaissance with its luminous color palette and graceful figures. Admire this iconic masterpiece and discover a timeless symbol of faith and contemplation.
Three ethereal angels float within a luminous circle in this Early Renaissance masterpiece by Sandro Botticelli, capturing divine grace through delicate lines and inviting you to bring this spiritual beauty home.
Experience the profound stillness of Sandro Botticelli's St. Augustine in His Cell, an intimate Early Renaissance masterpiece capturing spiritual devotion through elegant lines and inviting you to explore this timeless work.
Botticelli’s ‘Last Miracle and the Death of St Zenobius’ captures a moment of profound reverence with its lyrical style and kneeling figure, showcasing Renaissance faith and divine intervention. Explore this stunning fresco and bring Botticelli's masterpiece into your space.
Botticelli’s "The Infernal Hunt" captures a dramatic Renaissance scene of a stylized hunt amidst chaos and primal instinct, showcasing the artist's signature grace and allegorical storytelling. Explore this captivating piece and bring its beauty into your collection.