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A spiritual Sienese Gothic masterpiece featuring the Madonna and Child with saints by Sano di Pietro, showcasing luminous colors and divine grace that invites you to explore this exquisite 15th-century devotional treasure.
Vibrant Renaissance colors and divine light illuminate the three Magi presenting gifts to infant Jesus in this stunning 1470 tempera masterpiece by Michele di Michele Ciampanti, available for your private collection.
Admire Neroccio de Landi’s 1470 ‘Madonna with the Child,’ a stunning Early Renaissance panel showcasing serene beauty & devotional piety. Tempera on wood, gold leaf details.
A profound sense of spiritual devotion radiates from this portrait of a young man in prayer by Early Netherlandish master Hans Memling, inviting you to explore the exquisite realism of this 15th-century masterpiece.
A stunning Early Renaissance masterpiece featuring the ornate regalia of Saint Louis of Toulouse by Italian master Carlo Crivelli, offering a rare chance to possess this exquisite piece of religious history.
A poignant depiction of the martyrdom of Saint Agatha by Sienese master Sano di Pietro captures a luminous yet gruesome scene from 1470 that invites you to explore the profound beauty of Gothic manuscript illumination.
A stunning Early Renaissance masterpiece by Carlo Crivelli featuring Saint Francis with a bird and book, showcasing exquisite Late Gothic detail and gold leaf textures that invite you to explore this timeless treasure.
Bertoldo di Giovanni’s ‘Hercules with the Apple of the Hesperides,’ created around 1470, exemplifies Renaissance sculpture's classical inspiration. This bronze statue portrays Hercules holding the apple of Hesperides, symbolizing strength and wisdom, showcasing meticulous craftsmanship and reflecting Donatello’s mentorship.