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WORKSHOP OF HANS MEMLING (SELIGENSTADT 1430 / 40-1494 BRUGES), The Virgin and Child with music-making angels, known as The Béthune Madonna | Christie's
The Virgin and Child with music-making angels, known as The Béthune Madonna
Workshop of Bernard van Orley (Brussels c. 1488-1541) , The Madonna and Child seated in an interior, a view of Brussels with part of its city walls and two towers of the St. Gudula Cathedral in the distance | Christie's
The Madonna and Child seated in an interior, a view of Brussels with part of its city walls and two towers of the St. Gudula Cathedral in the distance
This Byzantine art makes me laugh. It's funny how unproportional the woman and baby are. The baby looks like a man and the completion of their skin is simple and is no where near as advanced as todays art. This art makes me appreciate the art we have today.
Antique 17th Century Madonna with Child, Rome Carlo Maratta Oil on Canvas
This magnificent Madonna and Child belongs to an Itlalian (Roman) school of painting and is a masterpiece of Carlo Maratta /Maratti (1625-1713). Maratta's style of Baroque painting is noted for its idealistic naturalism based on Classical models, a style associated with Raphael (1483-1520). C. Maratta gained his international reputation for his numerous versions of the " Madonna and Child" theme. This paiting is an incredible piece of art, with its warm deep colors and details of human…
The Strawberry: A Symbol of Perfection & Righteousness by Elaine Jordan
Symbolism of the strawberry in the medieval world vs occult representation by Bosch, garden of Earthly Delights, Garden of Paradise, Madonna of the Strawberries, strawberry is Fruitful Virgin
Madonna and Child by Gherardo Starnina, circa 1360-1413
Gherardo Starnina was a very important painter in Florence during his lifetime, but unfortunately we know very little about him. We do know that he spent time in Toledo and Valencia, Spain, involved in fresco and panel painting and was influenced by the Late Gothic style he witnessed there. This experience may have given his work its harmonious elegance. This Madonna’s crown has a Valencian style no doubt also inspired by his Spanish sojourn.
Madonna and Child with King Sigismund, a leaf from the Prayer Book of Sigismund I the Old by Stanisław Samostrzelnik, 1524 (PD-art/old), British Library
The Nativity (The Adoration of the Christ Child) By Zanobi Strozzi ca. 1460 Tempera on panel, 15 1/4 x 11 1/2 in. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York MARY: Son, son, what are you doing naked on the front yard lying on a towel? SQUISHY: Working on my tan. JOSEPH: Without sunblock again? You're grounded, young man!
