Showing 12 artworks with Sebastiano Del Piombo and with artwork date before 1531 and with artwork date after 1521
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Sebastiano Del Piombo
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-1531
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1521+
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- Espresso
- Gray
- Phthalo Green
- Walnut
- Sebastiano Del Piombo
- Portrait
- Red Robe
- Renaissance
- Colorism
- Mannerism
- Venice
- Renaissance Painting
- Dignified
- Venetian Painting
- Art
- Venetian Colorism
- Italian Art
- Solemn
- Sacred Figures
- Italian
- Preparatory Sketch
- Elderly
- Old Woman
- Holy Family Sketch
- Rome Art History
- Art History
- Classical
- High Renaissance Chalk
- 16Th Century
- Giorgione Style
- Catholic Church
- Roman
- Somber Mood
- High Renaissance
- Charcoal Drawing
- Dark Background
- Infant Jesus Study
- Anatomical Study
- Pope Clement Vii Portrait
- Rome
- Gestural Drawing
- Neptune
- Painting
- Sea
- Doria
- Oil On Panel
- Fine Art
- Expressive Lines
- 1526
- Soft Drapery Folds
- Pope Clement Vii
- Papal Attire
- Renaissance Art
- Chalk Drawing
A captivating portrait by Sebastiano del Piombo, showcasing an elderly woman's dignified gaze and intricate details from 1530. Explore the Renaissance master’s Venetian-Roman style.
Sebastiano del Piombo’s ‘Portrait of Pope Clement VII’ showcases the pope seated at a table with books and scientific instruments, surrounded by attendants. Executed in chalk on grey paper, this artwork exemplifies Venetian colorism blended with Roman form, demonstrating Giorgione's enduring impact.
Admire "Pope Clement VII" by Sebastiano del Piombo – a masterful Renaissance portrait capturing the solemn dignity of Pope Clement VII, showcasing rich detail and classical elegance.
Sebastiano del Piombo's 'Portrait of Andrea Doria as Neptune' showcases the Genoese admiral as Poseidon, blending Venetian colorism with Roman grandeur. A powerful depiction of naval prowess and aristocratic authority.
A somber and introspective charcoal study of the Infant Jesus by Renaissance master Sebastiano del Piombo captures profound vulnerability through expressive line work, inviting you to explore this rare piece of history.
A tranquil High Renaissance chalk sketch by Sebastiano del Piombo captures the Holy Family with intimate gestural lines and soft light, offering a rare glimpse into the master's preparatory genius for your collection.