Full of Color and Splendor: The Paintings of Paolo Veronese
Paolo Veronese paintings fill the eye before they reach the mind. Paolo Caliari, born in Verona in 1528 and known…
Christian art is the visual tradition of the Christian faith, spanning nearly two thousand years, from the frescoes of the catacombs and the golden mosaics of Byzantium to the masterpieces of the Renaissance and Baroque and the devotional images of today. The guides below trace that story across its greatest works.
The life of Christ: the Nativity, Baptism, Sermon on the Mount, Last Supper, Crucifixion and Resurrection, plus Jesus walking on water, the Wedding at Cana, Doubting Thomas and the Good Shepherd.
Scripture and the Old Testament: the most famous biblical paintings and scenes such as David and Goliath.
By era and style: medieval, Renaissance, Baroque and modern Christian painting.
The Virgin, saints and angels: Virgin Mary paintings, the Black Madonna, female saints in art and the archangels.
Devotion and the masters: from the Sacred Heart to Raphael’s Madonnas and Giotto. Browse it all in our galleries.
Paolo Veronese paintings fill the eye before they reach the mind. Paolo Caliari, born in Verona in 1528 and known…
Masaccio paintings changed the course of Western art in the space of a decade, and Masaccio himself was dead before…
Among all the painters of the Italian Renaissance, Giorgione paintings occupy a singular place. Born Giorgio Barbarelli da Castelfranco around…
Andrea Mantegna paintings are unlike those of any other Italian Renaissance master. Born in 1431 near Padua, Mantegna brought to…
Bronzino paintings occupy a singular position in sixteenth-century Italian art. Born Agnolo di Cosimo in 1503 near Florence, he became…
Pontormo paintings are among the most emotionally intense sacred works produced in the sixteenth century. Born Jacopo Carucci in 1494…
Correggio paintings stand as one of the great surprises of the Italian Renaissance. Born Antonio Allegri around 1489 in the…
Filippo Lippi paintings shaped the course of Florentine devotional art for a generation. Born around 1406 and trained as a…
Parmigianino paintings are the distillation of a particular kind of artistic intelligence: brilliant, refined, and slightly unreal. Born Girolamo Francesco…
Perugino paintings are among the most serene in the entire Italian Renaissance. Pietro Vannucci, born around 1446 in Città della…