period

movement

vibe

topics

1. Virgin Mary Annunciate — Fra Angelico, 1431
2. Virgin Mary In Prayer — Albrecht Dürer
3. The Dead Christ with the Virgin and St. Mary Magdalene — Agnolo Bronzino, 1530
4. untitled (9) — Sandro Botticelli
5. Virgin Mary — El Greco, 1585
6. The Holy Virgin Mary — chris ofili, 1996
7. Young Virgin Mary — Georges de la Tour
8. The Death of the Virgin — Andrea Mantegna, 1460
9. The Virgin Mary Nursing the Christ Child — memling, hans, 1494
10. Crucifixion with the Virgin, John the Evangelist, and Mary Magdelene — Fra Angelico, 1419
11. Coronation of the Virgin Mary — giovanni battista da ponte, 1425

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main color

1. The vision of St. Felix of Cantalice — alonzo cano
2. Crucifixion with the Virgin, John the Evangelist, and Mary Magdelene — Fra Angelico, 1419
3. Virgin and Child with saints — girolamo da santacroce
4. The Annunciation — Titian, 1519
5. Creation of the Earth — francesco de rossi (francesco salviati) (cecchino), 1550
6. The Virgin Mary Nursing the Christ Child — memling, hans, 1494
7. Stories of St. Jerome — Alessandro Allori, 1577
8. The Virgin Reading to the Infant Christ/The Virgin Adoring the Infant Christ with Saint John\n\nThe Virgin Reading to the Infant Christ (recto) — Vittore Carpaccio, 1490
9. Stories of St. Jerome — Alessandro Allori, 1577
10. Virgin Mary Annunciate — Fra Angelico, 1431
11. Virgin Mary — El Greco, 1585
12. Christ on the Cross with Mary, John and Mary Magdalene — master of the life of the virgin, 1465
13. The Holy Virgin Mary — chris ofili, 1996
14. Resurrection — Andrea del Castagno
15. The Death of the Virgin — Andrea Mantegna, 1460
16. Coronation of the Virgin Mary — giovanni battista da ponte, 1425
17. Virgin with the Child, St. Joseph and St. John the Evangelist — Raffaellino del Garbo
18. Chapel horses, frescoes and Altichiero monum. federico horses with franked. stefano from zevio — stefano da zevio

other

1. The Holy Family with Saint John the Baptist and Saint Margaret — Filippino Lippi, 1490
2. Adoration of the Child with the Young St John — Pseudo Pier Francesco Fiorentino, 1480