The greatest Renaissance paintings did not just captivate – they reshaped art history by bringing humanity and storytelling to the forefront of visual expression. According to David Ekserdjian ...

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It only lasted a few hours. It was really a rout. But the Battle of Pavia, which changed the balance of power in Europe, was an event of such sweeping action and teeming complexity that perhaps ...

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Evidence of the two figures remains solely with their hands which evade the artist's crop at the edges of the composition. Executed in bright color with bold outlines, Details of Renaissance Paintings ...

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As a restorer who specialized in late medieval and early Renaissance paintings from Italy, he was in intimate touch with the paintings of long-dead masters. By Adam Nossiter Marco Grassi, a ...

Daniel: Isabella says that Renaissance paintings are particularly helpful when trying to identify fruits. Dalla Ragione: Especially from the beginning of 1400 to the middle of 1500, ...

These Renaissance masterpieces cost multiples of Michelangelo’s paintings. The celebrated Battle of Pavia tapestries, on loan from Italy, are now touring the United States.

How to Use Renaissance Paintings to Improve the Farming of Tomorrow. Italian researcher Isabella Dalla Ragione has a most unusual job. An “arboreal archaeologist,” Dalla Ragione scours ...