Showing 8 artworks with Francesco Di Giorgio Martini
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Experience the serene beauty of Raphael's 'Sistine Madonna,' a masterpiece depicting the Virgin Mary and Child, renowned for its iconic composition and profound influence on art history.
Exquisite Deposition from the Cross by Francesco di Giorgio Martini (1439-1502). A powerfully textured Sienese Renaissance relief, showcasing Byzantine influence & emotive religious detail.
A harmonious Renaissance composition featuring a praying man flanked by muses in this 1490 design by Francesco di Giorgio Martini, offering a rare glimpse into Sienese mastery that you can bring to your collection.
Admire "Saint Dorothy & Infant Christ" by Francesco di Giorgio Martini – a captivating Renaissance painting of faith & love. Hand-painted reproduction available.
1470 Illustration from the Trattato di architettura by Francesco di Giorgio Martini. Detailed anatomical study in monochrome hatching. Renaissance art, medical illustration.
Explore Francesco di Giorgio Martini’s 1470 illustrations from Leonardo da Vinci’s notebook. Detailed mechanical designs in scientific illustration – a unique Renaissance study.