Petrus Christus Paintings and the Silent Beauty of Flemish Art
Petrus Christus paintings carry the Van Eyck tradition through the mid-fifteenth century Bruges school. Step into the calm Marian devotional panels of the great Bruges master.
Philippe de Champaigne Paintings Between Jansenism and Sacred Art
Philippe de Champaigne paintings give French Catholic devotion its most austere Jansenist voice. Step into the Port-Royal altarpieces of the great Brussels-born master.
Quentin Matsys Paintings and the Sacred World of Antwerp
Quentin Matsys paintings carry the Flemish tradition from Bruges into early sixteenth century Antwerp. Step into the great Joiners’ Altarpiece and his Marian diptychs.
The Most Powerful Religious Paintings by Peter Paul Rubens
Peter Paul Rubens paintings give Catholic Baroque its most muscular voice. Step into the great Antwerp altarpieces of the supreme Flemish master.
Rembrandt Paintings and the Sacred Light of the Dutch Golden Age
Rembrandt paintings give Christian art its most psychologically honest seventeenth century voice. Step into the great biblical canvases of the Dutch Golden Age master.
Robert Campin Paintings That Changed Northern Renaissance Art
Robert Campin paintings stand at the founding moment of European oil painting. Step into the great Mérode Altarpiece and the Tournai workshop of the early Flemish master.
The Emotional Religious Paintings of Rogier van der Weyden
Rogier van der Weyden paintings give early Flemish religious art its most emotionally intense voice. Step into the great Beaune Last Judgment and Brussels altarpieces.
Beautiful Sebastiano Conca Paintings from Baroque Rome
Sebastiano Conca paintings give the Italian late Baroque its warmest Roman voice. Step into the Vatican and Roman altarpieces of the favourite painter of Pope Clement XI.
Antonio Ciseri Paintings and His Famous Ecce Homo
Antonio Ciseri paintings still grip viewers today, from the great Ecce Homo of Florence to his Lourdes Madonna and Sacred Heart altarpieces.
The Strange Religious Paintings of Hieronymus Bosch
Hieronymus Bosch paintings are the strangest sacred world in Western art. Step into the triptychs, hermit saints, and Passion panels of the master of ‘s-Hertogenbosch.