Timeline · 1520–1529
The 1520s (1520–1529) fall within the High Renaissance maturing into the restless elegance of Mannerism. Across these years the gallery holds 1,779 public-domain artworks, with Renaissance the decade's dominant movement (716 works) and Sebald Beham among its most prolific hands.
Giacomo and Cardinal Marco, investing Andrea, Abbot of San Zeno, with his Benefice 1524 
Saint Catherine 1522 
Ill-Matched Lovers 1522 
The Nativity 1523 
The Lamentation 1522 
The Holy Family with the Young Saint John the Baptist 1529 
The Adoration of the Magi 1526 
The Judgment of Paris 1528 
Madonna Adoring the Child 1520 
The Trojans Repairing Their Ships in Sicily 1520 
Portrait of a Young Woman 1525 
Virgin and Child 1525 
The Adoration of the Magi 1520 
The Adoration of the Shepherds 1520 
The Holy Family with the Infant Saint John the Baptist 1524 
Procris Pierced by Cephalus' Javelin 1521 
Woman with Cat 1529 
The Crucifixion with Saints and a Donor 1520 
Madonna and Child Enthroned with Saints Mary Magdalen and John the Baptist 1523 
Christ with Joseph of Arimathea 1525 
Noli me tangere 1523 
Pietà 1524 
The Holy Family 1528 
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Raphael, a renowned Italian painter of the High Renaissance, is celebrated for his harmonious and balanced compositions, as seen in works like The Alba Madonna and Saint George…
Raphael's work continues to influence artists and architects with its masterful blend of beauty, proportion, and emotional depth.
What else happened that dayPiero di Cosimo, an Italian Renaissance painter, is known for his adherence to an Early Renaissance style despite working in the 16th century. His works, such as The Visitation…
Piero di Cosimo's legacy lies in his distinctive contribution to the Italian Renaissance, blending traditional and innovative elements.
What else happened that dayGerard David, a renowned Early Netherlandish painter and manuscript illuminator, was known for his brilliant use of color, as seen in works like Virgin and Child with Four Angels…
Gerard David's work has endured, influencing the development of Flemish and Dutch Renaissance art.
What else happened that dayBernhard Strigel, a German portrait and historical painter of the Swabian school, was known for his detailed and luminous portraits, as well as his religious paintings. He was a…
Strigel's portraits remain highly regarded for their artistic value and historical significance.
What else happened that dayFrancesco Morone, an Italian painter, died on May 26, 1529. He was active in Verona, working in a Renaissance style, and learned from his father Domenico Morone. Morone's work is…
Francesco Morone's artistic legacy lies in his unique Renaissance-style paintings that continue to influence and inspire art lovers today.
What else happened that dayBartolomeo Montagna was an Italian Renaissance painter known for his Madonnas and depiction of eccentric marble architecture, characterized by soft figures. He worked mainly in…
He remains a notable figure in the Italian Renaissance, leaving a legacy through his artistic contributions and his son Benedetto Montagna,…
What else happened that dayMatthias Grünewald, a German Renaissance painter, defied classicism to continue the style of late medieval Central European art, creating intense, emotional religious works like…
Grünewald's innovative and expressive style has made him a notable figure in the history of German art.
What else happened that dayTosa Mitsunobu was a Japanese artist known for his work in the traditional Japanese style, particularly with scenes of nature like bamboo. His active career spanned from around…
Tosa Mitsunobu's legacy remains in his contributions to the traditional Japanese art form.
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