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- Adam Elsheimer
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- Bernardo Strozzi
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- Christian Berentz
- Cornelis Cornelisz Van Haarlem
- Domenico Di Pace Beccafumi
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- Federico Fiori Barocci
- Francesco Maffei
- Georges De La Tour
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- Giovanni Bilivert
- Giulio Romano
- Giuseppe Arcimboldo
- Giuseppe Cesari
- Hans Von Aachen
- Hendrik Goltzius
- Hieronymus Bosch
- Jacopo Tintoretto
- Jacopo Tintoretto
- Jan Mostaert
- Lavinia Fontana
- Marc Duvallier
- Orsola Maddalena Caccia
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Admire Federico Fiori Barocci’s masterful study of Saint Vitalis' martyrdom – a pivotal Mannerist sketch executed in 1583, showcasing dynamic poses and loose charcoal strokes.
A dramatic Mannerist self-portrait by Gian Paolo Lomazzo depicting the artist as an abbot with striking chiaroscuro, offering a profound glimpse into 16th-century intellect that you can bring to your collection.
Hans von Aachen’s "A Courtesan with Her Procuress" captures the dramatic intensity of Mannerist art, depicting a provocative scene with elongated figures and rich colors. Explore this captivating Baroque portrait and discover a timeless masterpiece to own.
Lavinia Fontana's 'Consecration to the Virgin' (1599) is a dramatic Baroque masterpiece depicting a religious ceremony with rich colors, dynamic composition & pioneering artistry by a female Renaissance artist.
Hendrik Goltzius's engraving depicts Apollo slaying the Python, a dramatic retelling of Greek mythology with detailed figures and expressive lines.
Witness the poignant martyrdom of St. Sebastian in Aegidius Sadeler's meticulously detailed 1595 etching. A masterpiece of Mannerist art, showcasing religious devotion and masterful engraving technique.
Hendrick Goltzius' 'Mercury' (1611) is a dramatic Baroque painting depicting the Roman god, showcasing masterful technique and rich symbolism. Explore its mythology & artistic details.
Admire Giulio Romano's masterpiece – 'Copy after Giulio Romano's Fall of Icarus'! Explore the dramatic depiction of Icarus's descent, inspired by Greek myth and executed in 1536. Discover more about this iconic artwork.
Federico Barocci's 'Three Studies' showcases dynamic figures & explores faith through intricate pencil drawings (1595). A Renaissance masterpiece reflecting human form and spiritual contemplation.
Federico Barocci's 'Three Studies' showcases dynamic figures & explores faith through intricate pencil drawings (1595). A Renaissance masterpiece reflecting human form and spiritual contemplation.
Witness the dramatic abduction of Sabine women in Giambologna's iconic sculpture 'Rape of the Sabines,' a masterpiece of Mannerist art showcasing dynamic composition & expressive movement.
Extensive research reveals Arcimboldo's influence on subsequent artists and his contribution to the visual culture of his time. The provided links offer access to scholarly articles, online galleries showcasing his work, and biographical information about the artist himself.
Hans von Aachen’s "Curriculum vitae christianae," a Mannerist drawing from 1589, depicts a group in conversation, showcasing dramatic compositions and vivid colors reminiscent of El Greco. Explore this captivating religious scene and bring art history home.