Renaissance period — works
11,305–11,340 of 20,442 works · most celebrated first
A Landscape with a River
Sacrifice of Abraham!["Do Not Break the Crown" [fol. 43 recto], by French early 16th Century, 1514](https://artifactworldgallery.com/img/french-early-16th-century--do-not-break-the-crown-fol-43-recto--b20452df13e7d70b-w320.webp)
"Do Not Break the Crown" [fol. 43 recto]
The Flagellation![Studies for the Rape of the Sabine Women [verso], by Pirro Ligorio, 1548](https://artifactworldgallery.com/img/pirro-ligorio--studies-for-the-rape-of-the-sabine-women-verso--b2205f5ea056eb54-w320.webp)
Studies for the Rape of the Sabine Women [verso]
Saint Luke
Plate 63: Six Small Birds, Including a Bluethroat and a Cuckoo(?)
Foot Combat with Longswords and Shields
Plate 23: Hummingbird Hawk Moth, Butterflies, and Other Insects around a Snowberry Sprig
Altar of the Christian Faith
The Deluge, from the Loggia of the Vatican
Foot Combat with Pikes
The Founding of Santa Maria Maggiore
Grotesque Decorations for Wall Panels![Standing Draped Man [recto], by Jacopo da Empoli, 1582](https://artifactworldgallery.com/img/jacopo-da-empoli--standing-draped-man-recto--b3cdc92a1134339d-w320.webp)
Standing Draped Man [recto]
Head of a Faun in a Concave Roundel
Plate 51: Grasshoppers and a Caterpillar with a Four O'Clock Flower
The Head of Saint John the Evangelist
Plate 68: A Ptarmigan, Swallows, and Other Birds
Plate 51: Murex Mollusks, Shells, Hermit Crabs, a Slug, Insects, and Other Sea Life
The Way of Salvation
Plate 66: Two Oil Beetles, a Longhorn Beetle, and Four Other Insects
Head of a Man
Michol Helping David Escape
Masquerade
The Transfiguration
Plate 50: Grasshoppers, a Caterpillar, and a Scale Insect with a Four O'Clock Flower
Plate 46: Bats, Quail, and Oystercatcher(?) by the Water
Plate 15: Six "Asellorum" Fish (Cod?)
Portrait of a Nobleman
Rest on the Flight into Egypt
Fancy Pitcher
Plate 24: A Wild Goat and a Barbary Sheep(?)
Plate 57: A Ladybug, a Fly, and Four Other Insects
Plate 24: Flying Swallow Gurnard, Male Lumpsucker, Longspine Snipefish, and Other Fish!["Always Have the Bedclothes Folded up" [fol. 41 recto], by French early 16th Century, 1514](https://artifactworldgallery.com/img/french-early-16th-century--always-have-the-bedclothes-folded-up-fol-41-recto--bad18c2c732bca78-w320.webp)
"Always Have the Bedclothes Folded up" [fol. 41 recto]