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Fra Angelico

1438

St Roche

Fra Angelico's 'St Roche' (1438) is a captivating tempera painting depicting the saint in prayer, showcasing his serene spirituality and masterful use of color. A rare glimpse into Renaissance devotional art.

Fra Angelico

1429

Trial By Fire (detail)

Fra Angelico

1438

St Jerome

Masaccio

1424

Christ In The Garden Of Gethsemane (detail)

Experience Masaccio's profound Renaissance realism in Christ in the Garden of Gethsemane; witness divine emotion from 1424 and bring this masterpiece home.

Agnolo Gaddi

1395

The Last Supper

Discover Agnolo Gaddi’s ‘The Last Supper’ (1395). A stunning tempera panel depicting a pivotal biblical scene, showcasing Early Renaissance detail & solemn atmosphere. Explore this masterpiece at the Lindenau-Museum!

Lorenzo Monaco

1405

The Flight Into Egypt (detail)

Lorenzo Monaco Explore Lorenzo Monaco's masterpiece 'The Flight into Egypt,' a stunning detail from his iconic altarpiece showcasing Mary, Joseph, and Jesus amidst a mystical forest setting—a pivotal piece of Florentine Renaissance art.

Guido Da Siena

1270

Flight Into Egypt

Experience Guido da Siena’s ‘Flight into Egypt’ (1270). A stunning tempera on wood panel depicting Mary & Jesus, surrounded by angels. Authentic 13th-century art reproduction.

Filippo Di Tommaso Lippi

1435

The Penitent St Jerome With A Young Monk

Discover Fra Filippo Lippi’s ‘Penitent St Jerome,’ a stunning Early Renaissance masterpiece. Explore its symbolism, oil painting technique & dramatic style – a unique art investment.

Lorenzo Monaco

1405

Christ On The Cross (detail)

Lorenzo Monaco’s ‘Christ on the Cross (detail)’ – a stunning 1405 oil painting showcasing early Renaissance realism & spiritual devotion. Explore this intimate portrait's rich textures & golden hues.

Lippo Memmi

1320

Virgin And Child

Experience the tender grace of this Virgin and Child by Lippo Memmi, a masterpiece of 14th-century Sienese devotion; bring home this timeless piece of art.

Lippo Memmi

1325

St John The Baptist

A contemplative depiction of St John the Baptist by Sienese Master Lippo Memmi captures the profound spiritual elegance of the 14th century, offering a timeless piece for your collection.

Bernardo Daddi

1335

Triptych

Discover this intricate 14th-century Triptych by Bernardo Daddi, masterfully blending Gothic detail with Renaissance grace; bring this sacred narrative home.

Bernardo Daddi

1345

Crucifixion

Experience the emotional intensity of Bernardo Daddi's 1345 Crucifixion, a masterpiece bridging Gothic grace with Renaissance realism; discover this timeless religious art piece.

Guido Da Siena

1270

Flight Into Egypt (detail)

Exquisite detail from Guido da Siena’s ‘Flight into Egypt.’ A stunning 13th-century Byzantine icon showcasing Mary & Christ Child. Explore medieval art at the Altenburg Museum.

Bernardo Daddi

1340

Coronation Of The Virgin

Experience the divine beauty of Bernardo Daddi's Coronation of the Virgin, a masterpiece bridging Gothic grace with Renaissance realism; bring this timeless Italian art home.

Lorenzo Monaco

1405

The Flight Into Egypt

A dramatic scene of the Holy Family fleeing to Egypt unfolds in this 1405 masterpiece by Lorenzo Monaco, capturing the spiritual grace of the International Gothic style and inviting you to bring history home.

Liberale Da Verona

1470

Virgin And Child

Admire Liberale da Verona’s ‘Virgin and Child,’ a stunning 1470 tempera painting of Mary & Christ. Explore Renaissance beauty, rich detail & serene emotion in this exquisite artwork.

Guido Da Siena

1270

Flagellation

A powerful depiction of the crucifixion featuring Jesus amidst a scene of intense suffering by Guido da Siena from the 13th century, offering a profound connection to medieval devotion for your private collection.

Paolo Di Giovanni Fei

1385

Virgin And Child Enthroned (detail)

A breathtaking depiction of the Virgin Mary and Child crowned as royalty by Paolo di Giovanni Fei, capturing the profound devotion of the late 14th century for those seeking to possess a piece of sacred history.

Matteo Di Giovanni

1455

St Nicholas Of Bari

Discover 'St Nicholas of Bari' by Matteo Di Giovanni (1455). A stunning medieval tempera painting showcasing St. Nicholas’s iconography & Gothic architecture. Explore this masterpiece at ArtsDot.com!

Giovanni Di Paolo

1440

Virgin And Child

Explore Giovanni di Paolo’s 1440 ‘Virgin and Child’ – a stunning Sienese Renaissance panel painting. Admire its devotional beauty, golden details & expressive style.

Sano Di Pietro

1448

Return Of The Virgin (detail)

A striking religious scene featuring three men in medieval blue robes set against a deep red background by Sienese master Sano di Pietro, offering a timeless glimpse into the Gothic era for your collection.

Lorenzo Monaco

1405

Christ On The Cross

A poignant depiction of Jesus on the cross featuring a unique bird detail, this 1405 masterpiece by Lorenzo Monaco captures the spiritual transition from Gothic to Renaissance grace and invites you to explore its history.

Masaccio

1424

Christ In The Garden Of Gethsemane (detail)

Fra Angelico

Fra Angelico

Fra Angelico

Masaccio

Agnolo Gaddi

Lorenzo Monaco

Guido Da Siena

Filippo Di Tommaso Lippi

Lorenzo Monaco

Lippo Memmi

Lippo Memmi

Bernardo Daddi

Bernardo Daddi

Guido Da Siena

Bernardo Daddi

Lorenzo Monaco

Liberale Da Verona

Guido Da Siena

Paolo Di Giovanni Fei

Matteo Di Giovanni

Giovanni Di Paolo

Sano Di Pietro

Lorenzo Monaco

Masaccio

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