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  1. UK government places export bar on ‘rare’ Renaissance sculpture worth £4.6m – The Art Newspaper

    The UK government has placed an export bar on a rare work by the Renaissance sculptor Pier Jacopo Alari Bonacolsi,…
    #EuropeSays #Britain #Europe #EU #UK #Artexports #DepartmentforCulture #ItalianSculpture #MediaandSport #Museums&Heritage #Renaissanceart #UnitedKingdom
    europesays.com/britain/128465/

  2. Celebrated Italian church featuring art by Giotto and Cimabue preserved through new digital reconstruction project – The Art Newspaper

    Heritage lovers around the world can now explore a digital reconstruction of the Basilica of St Francis of…
    #Italy #Europe #Europa #EU #Architecture #Cimabue #Giotto #Renaissanceart #Restoration #Technology
    europesays.com/italy/48582/

  3. Paris exhibition presents Tintoretto alongside his French fanboys – The Art Newspaper

    Jacopo Robusti—better known as Tintoretto—was revered by French painters from Jean-Honoré Fragonard to Paul Cézanne. His facility for…
    #France #FR #Europe #EU #Paris #exhibitions #MuséeJacquemart-André #Renaissanceart #Tintoretto
    europesays.com/france/76988/

  4. New Artwork Available! 🎨✨
    My new Renaissance-style oil painting portrait of the legendary Tim Curry is officially live on Fine Art America. I wanted to capture his iconic presence through classical lighting, rich textures, and traditional portraiture aesthetics.
    Prints, canvases, and custom home decor options are available here:
    fineartamerica.com/featured/ti
    #MastoArt #FineArt #TimCurry #OilPainting #RenaissanceArt #Portraiture #FineArtAmerica #TraditionalArt #ArtMastodon #Painting

  5. The Met is revisiting the Della Robbia family through Renaissance sculpture, conservation and digital media.

    Old art keeps becoming new when research changes what we can see.

    www.metmuseum.org/press-releas...

    #RenaissanceArt #Sculpture

    metmuseum.org/press-releases...

  6. Renaissance : de Vinci, Raphaël, Michel-Ange à l'Atelier des Lumières 38 Rue Saint-Maur, 75011 Paris, France

    #exposition #RenaissanceArt #photo #photography #art #culture #paris

  7. Renaissance : de Vinci, Raphaël, Michel-Ange à l'Atelier des Lumières 38 Rue Saint-Maur, 75011 Paris, France

    #exposition #RenaissanceArt #photo #photography #art #culture #paris

  8. Renaissance : de Vinci, Raphaël, Michel-Ange à l'Atelier des Lumières 38 Rue Saint-Maur, 75011 Paris, France

    #exposition #RenaissanceArt #photo #photography #art #culture #paris

  9. Renaissance : de Vinci, Raphaël, Michel-Ange à l'Atelier des Lumières 38 Rue Saint-Maur, 75011 Paris, France

    #exposition #RenaissanceArt #photo #photography #art #culture #paris

  10. Love that complicated braided hair, and what a gown! By Paris Bordone (1500-1571), Portrait of a Woman, ca. 1545, oil on canvas, 100.9 × 82.5 cm, National Gallery, London. #arthistory #art #painting #oilpainting #renaissance #renaissanceart

    From the website: “A young woman, wearing a crimson robe and pearl necklace from which a gold cross is suspended, stands in an imaginary architectural setting. An opening into what appears to be a brightly lit courtyard reveals a precarious, twisting flight of stairs. A man in a dark costume stands at the top, apparently watching the woman below.

    The inscription above the lady’s right shoulder says she is 19 years old. However, her untucked translucent shawl, sideways glance and bold hand on her hip suggest she might not have been as demure as her cross implies. She may have been a beautiful courtesan.”

    The picture was possibly made to hang to the left of a painting of a young man, maybe the lady’s betrothed or her lover. This would explain her sidelong glance and the light falling from the right, which is very unusual in Bordone’s work.

  11. Love that complicated braided hair, and what a gown! By Paris Bordone (1500-1571), Portrait of a Woman, ca. 1545, oil on canvas, 100.9 × 82.5 cm, National Gallery, London. #arthistory #art #painting #oilpainting #renaissance #renaissanceart

    From the website: “A young woman, wearing a crimson robe and pearl necklace from which a gold cross is suspended, stands in an imaginary architectural setting. An opening into what appears to be a brightly lit courtyard reveals a precarious, twisting flight of stairs. A man in a dark costume stands at the top, apparently watching the woman below.

    The inscription above the lady’s right shoulder says she is 19 years old. However, her untucked translucent shawl, sideways glance and bold hand on her hip suggest she might not have been as demure as her cross implies. She may have been a beautiful courtesan.”

    The picture was possibly made to hang to the left of a painting of a young man, maybe the lady’s betrothed or her lover. This would explain her sidelong glance and the light falling from the right, which is very unusual in Bordone’s work.

  12. Love that complicated braided hair, and what a gown! By Paris Bordone (1500-1571), Portrait of a Woman, ca. 1545, oil on canvas, 100.9 × 82.5 cm, National Gallery, London. #arthistory #art #painting #oilpainting #renaissance #renaissanceart

    From the website: “A young woman, wearing a crimson robe and pearl necklace from which a gold cross is suspended, stands in an imaginary architectural setting. An opening into what appears to be a brightly lit courtyard reveals a precarious, twisting flight of stairs. A man in a dark costume stands at the top, apparently watching the woman below.

    The inscription above the lady’s right shoulder says she is 19 years old. However, her untucked translucent shawl, sideways glance and bold hand on her hip suggest she might not have been as demure as her cross implies. She may have been a beautiful courtesan.”

    The picture was possibly made to hang to the left of a painting of a young man, maybe the lady’s betrothed or her lover. This would explain her sidelong glance and the light falling from the right, which is very unusual in Bordone’s work.

  13. Love that complicated braided hair, and what a gown! By Paris Bordone (1500-1571), Portrait of a Woman, ca. 1545, oil on canvas, 100.9 × 82.5 cm, National Gallery, London. #arthistory #art #painting #oilpainting #renaissance #renaissanceart

    From the website: “A young woman, wearing a crimson robe and pearl necklace from which a gold cross is suspended, stands in an imaginary architectural setting. An opening into what appears to be a brightly lit courtyard reveals a precarious, twisting flight of stairs. A man in a dark costume stands at the top, apparently watching the woman below.

    The inscription above the lady’s right shoulder says she is 19 years old. However, her untucked translucent shawl, sideways glance and bold hand on her hip suggest she might not have been as demure as her cross implies. She may have been a beautiful courtesan.”

    The picture was possibly made to hang to the left of a painting of a young man, maybe the lady’s betrothed or her lover. This would explain her sidelong glance and the light falling from the right, which is very unusual in Bordone’s work.

  14. Waves carve jagged white paths through ink-black sea, swallowing chariots whole. Titian’s woodcut frames divine retribution as a collision of human chaos and elemental force—where does the horizon dissolve into myth?

    #Titian #RenaissanceArt #ClevelandMuseumofArt
    clevelandart.org/art/1952.296.

  15. Waves carve jagged white paths through ink-black sea, swallowing chariots whole. Titian’s woodcut frames divine retribution as a collision of human chaos and elemental force—where does the horizon dissolve into myth?

    #Titian #RenaissanceArt #ClevelandMuseumofArt
    clevelandart.org/art/1952.296.

  16. Waves carve jagged white paths through ink-black sea, swallowing chariots whole. Titian’s woodcut frames divine retribution as a collision of human chaos and elemental force—where does the horizon dissolve into myth?

    #Titian #RenaissanceArt #ClevelandMuseumofArt
    clevelandart.org/art/1952.296.

  17. ‪Three meals with Jesus. Okay, a 1520s German painted wood sculpture with detailed table settings, but it's still quite cool. Fellow reenactors, look how brown all the food is!

    culina-vetus.de/2026/05/06/thr

    #culinaryhistory #foodhistory #earlymodern #Renaissanceart

  18. ‪Three meals with Jesus. Okay, a 1520s German painted wood sculpture with detailed table settings, but it's still quite cool. Fellow reenactors, look how brown all the food is!

    culina-vetus.de/2026/05/06/thr

    #culinaryhistory #foodhistory #earlymodern #Renaissanceart

  19. On Saturday we performed Renaissance theatrical art in Columbus. On Sunday we went to view Renaissance painted art in Columbus!

    After our performance of "Arlecchino, Emperor on the Moon", one of our Players of the Patchwork suggested we attend a talk at the Columbus Museum of Art the following day on the restoration of "Hercules and Omphale" by the amazing 17th Century painter Artemisia Gentileschi, one of the few recognized woman masters of the art for the period.

    The story of the painting is also fascinating, previously unknown to the world at large until being damaged in the 2020 Beirut explosion but being restore after years of dedicated effort by the Getty Museum.

    We've explored works by Gentileschi and other artists for inspiration in commedia dell'arte!

    #Gentileschi #Artemisia #ArtemisiaGentileschi #Renaissance #Painting #Art #Hercules #RenaissancePainting #RenaissanceArt #Columbus #ColumbusMuseumOfArt

  20. On Saturday we performed Renaissance theatrical art in Columbus. On Sunday we went to view Renaissance painted art in Columbus!

    After our performance of "Arlecchino, Emperor on the Moon", one of our Players of the Patchwork suggested we attend a talk at the Columbus Museum of Art the following day on the restoration of "Hercules and Omphale" by the amazing 17th Century painter Artemisia Gentileschi, one of the few recognized woman masters of the art for the period.

    The story of the painting is also fascinating, previously unknown to the world at large until being damaged in the 2020 Beirut explosion but being restore after years of dedicated effort by the Getty Museum.

    We've explored works by Gentileschi and other artists for inspiration in commedia dell'arte!

    #Gentileschi #Artemisia #ArtemisiaGentileschi #Renaissance #Painting #Art #Hercules #RenaissancePainting #RenaissanceArt #Columbus #ColumbusMuseumOfArt

  21. On Saturday we performed Renaissance theatrical art in Columbus. On Sunday we went to view Renaissance painted art in Columbus!

    After our performance of "Arlecchino, Emperor on the Moon", one of our Players of the Patchwork suggested we attend a talk at the Columbus Museum of Art the following day on the restoration of "Hercules and Omphale" by the amazing 17th Century painter Artemisia Gentileschi, one of the few recognized woman masters of the art for the period.

    The story of the painting is also fascinating, previously unknown to the world at large until being damaged in the 2020 Beirut explosion but being restore after years of dedicated effort by the Getty Museum.

    We've explored works by Gentileschi and other artists for inspiration in commedia dell'arte!

    #Gentileschi #Artemisia #ArtemisiaGentileschi #Renaissance #Painting #Art #Hercules #RenaissancePainting #RenaissanceArt #Columbus #ColumbusMuseumOfArt

  22. One of the arts in my cube. Makes me smile daily. Picked up this print at a convention (likely PAX, ECCC, SakuraCon, or GeekGirlCon, I don't recall which) around 2018. It's a good art.

    realfantasticart.com/products/

    #art #painting #cthulu #flyingspaghettimonster #ChrisHawks #CSHawks #RenaissanceArt

  23. One of the arts in my cube. Makes me smile daily. Picked up this print at a convention (likely PAX, ECCC, SakuraCon, or GeekGirlCon, I don't recall which) around 2018. It's a good art.

    realfantasticart.com/products/

    #art #painting #cthulu #flyingspaghettimonster #ChrisHawks #CSHawks #RenaissanceArt

  24. One of the arts in my cube. Makes me smile daily. Picked up this print at a convention (likely PAX, ECCC, SakuraCon, or GeekGirlCon, I don't recall which) around 2018. It's a good art.

    realfantasticart.com/products/

    #art #painting #cthulu #flyingspaghettimonster #ChrisHawks #CSHawks #RenaissanceArt

  25. Went to the Boston WordPress meetup yesterday. Was inspired by the visuals in the presentation, particularly this renaissance art of moon phases.

    Deep dive produced this wonderfully informative read:

    "Renaissance and the Formation of the Scientific Tradition: Incredible Optics and a New Cosmology"

    maxpolyakov.com/renaissance-an

    #WordPress #BostonWP #renaissanceArt #scientificRenaissance

  26. Went to the Boston WordPress meetup yesterday. Was inspired by the visuals in the presentation, particularly this renaissance art of moon phases.

    Deep dive produced this wonderfully informative read:

    "Renaissance and the Formation of the Scientific Tradition: Incredible Optics and a New Cosmology"

    maxpolyakov.com/renaissance-an

    #WordPress #BostonWP #renaissanceArt #scientificRenaissance

  27. Went to the Boston WordPress meetup yesterday. Was inspired by the visuals in the presentation, particularly this renaissance art of moon phases.

    Deep dive produced this wonderfully informative read:

    "Renaissance and the Formation of the Scientific Tradition: Incredible Optics and a New Cosmology"

    maxpolyakov.com/renaissance-an

    #WordPress #BostonWP #renaissanceArt #scientificRenaissance

  28. The engraving "Geometria" masterfully embodies the harmony of intellectual pursuits and divine inspiration. A pregnant figure gracefully draws geometric forms in the sky, elevating the liberal arts to celestial heights. How do you interpret this blend of knowledge and femininity?
    #ClevelandArt #LiberalArts #RenaissanceArt
    clevelandart.org/art/1924.432.

  29. The engraving "Geometria" masterfully embodies the harmony of intellectual pursuits and divine inspiration. A pregnant figure gracefully draws geometric forms in the sky, elevating the liberal arts to celestial heights. How do you interpret this blend of knowledge and femininity?
    #ClevelandArt #LiberalArts #RenaissanceArt
    clevelandart.org/art/1924.432.

  30. The exquisite "Medallion: Coronation of the Virgin" showcases the vibrant craftsmanship of Renaissance enameling. Its rich colors and symbolism offer a glimpse into medieval spirituality. What emotions does this artwork evoke for you?
    #ClevelandArt #ArtHistory #RenaissanceArt
    clevelandart.org/art/1979.4