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- 16Th Century Art
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A luminous display of medieval naturalism shines through this exquisite 15th-century manuscript by the Limbourg brothers, offering a rare glimpse into the sumptuous artistry of the Middle Ages for your private collection.
This monumental fresco depicts Mary enthroned with Jesus, surrounded by angels and archangels, reflecting Byzantine artistic traditions and symbolizing divine grace. Originally housed in the Church of San Quirze Pedret, Catalonia, Spain, it now resides at The Met Cloisters in New York.
Admire Adriaen Isenbrant’s ‘Man Weighing Gold’ (1515). A rare Renaissance portrait showcasing a Bruges merchant's profession. Explore this masterful oil painting’s rich detail & symbolism.
A magnificent display of 15th-century German devotion, this monumental triptych by the Master of the Burg Weiler Altarpiece features the Virgin and Child surrounded by saints in gold tones, ready to grace your collection.
Discover Simon Bening’s exquisite ‘Book of Hours,’ a miniature masterpiece from 1530. Intricate details, rich colors & historical reverence await in this unique devotional artwork.