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Delve into the masterful realism of Robert Campin's "Portrait of a Fat Man," alongside his iconic Merode Altarpiece, exploring Flemish art history and spiritual symbolism.
Experience the despair of Dante's Inferno by Bartolomeo di Fruosino (c. 1430), a masterpiece of Renaissance horror art; discover this dramatic vision today.
Donatello's 'Allegoric Figure of a Boy (Atys)' is a bronze masterpiece from 1430, showcasing youthful grace and classical influence. Explore this iconic Renaissance sculpture’s rich history & artistic details.
A serene Renaissance masterpiece featuring the Virgin Mary and Child surrounded by saints, painted with delicate detail by Fra Filippo Lippi in 1430, inviting you to explore this timeless work of devotion.
Admire Paolo Uccello’s ‘St George slaying the dragon’ (c.1430). A stunning medieval panel showcasing dynamic perspective & divine symbolism, a masterpiece of early Renaissance art.
A celestial gathering of saints unfolds within a golden architectural initial by the Master of the Osservanza, capturing the profound devotion of 15th-century Siena and inviting you to explore this rare Sienese treasure.