Showing 6 artworks with Lorenzo Lotto and with 1508
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Madonna and Child with St Ignatius of Antioch and St Onophrius
Experience the poignant grief of Lotto's 1508 Pietà polyptych, a masterpiece of Renaissance emotion; discover this timeless Italian art today.
This painting, executed in 1508, embodies Lotto’s mature style, blending High Renaissance grace with Mannerist subtlety. Its serene composition features saints Flavian and Ignatius offering Jesus a heart symbol of compassion.
Lorenzo Lotto’s haunting *Sts Catherine of Siena and Sigismund*, painted in 1508, captures High Renaissance piety infused with Mannerist subtlety—a masterful blend mirroring Venetian artistic tradition. Admire the intricate detail and symbolic apple as you explore this captivating masterpiece.
Experience Lotto's vibrant 16th-century polyptych depicting the life of Christ with rich detail; discover this masterpiece of Renaissance storytelling today.
Lorenzo Lotto’s serene depiction of Saints Thomas Aquinas and Flavian alongside Peter the Martyr and Vitus embodies Venetian Renaissance elegance with subtle Mannerist nuances—a captivating scene inviting viewers to explore this masterpiece and bring its timeless beauty into your home.