The Crucifixion by Fra Angelico, Silence at the Cross
The Crucifixion by Fra Angelico is a small, radiant panel from the dawn of the Italian Renaissance, painted around 1420…
The Crucifixion by Fra Angelico is a small, radiant panel from the dawn of the Italian Renaissance, painted around 1420…
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Hans Holbein the Younger paintings hide a deep Catholic faith behind the famous court portraits. Step into the German master’s sacred panels of Basel.
Matthias Grünewald paintings give the German Renaissance its most visionary Christ. Step into the Isenheim Altarpiece and the great upper Rhine Crucifixions.
Lucas Cranach the Elder paintings track the German Reformation in real time. Step into the Saxon altarpieces of Luther’s closest painter friend.
Pedro Berruguete paintings introduced Italian Renaissance perspective into Spain. Step into the great Castilian altarpieces of the founding Spanish Renaissance master.
Quentin Matsys paintings carry the Flemish tradition from Bruges into early sixteenth century Antwerp. Step into the great Joiners’ Altarpiece and his Marian diptychs.
Step inside the sacred world of Albrecht Dürer paintings, where Catholic devotion meets the most precise eye of the Northern Renaissance.
Juan de Juanes paintings bring Raphael’s calm classical light into Spanish Catholic devotion. Step into the religious masterworks of the great Valencian master.
Joachim Patinir paintings invented the religious landscape as we know it. Step into the panoramic world of the first specialist landscape master of Antwerp.