Timeline · 1570–1579
The 1570s (1570–1579) fall within the High Renaissance maturing into the restless elegance of Mannerism. Across these years the gallery holds 739 public-domain artworks, with Renaissance the decade's dominant movement (374 works) and Léonard Gaultier among its most prolific hands.
Venus and Mars 1570 
The Birth of Cupid 1574 
Doge Alvise Mocenigo and Family before the Madonna and Child 1575 
Portrait of Agostino Barbarigo 1571 
Madonna and Child with the Infant Saint John the Baptist 1570 
Untitled 1570 
Portrait of a Family 1574 
Boy with a Greyhound 1570 
Christ Healing the Blind 1570 
Prince Hercule-François, Duc d'Alençon 1572 
Christ Cleansing the Temple 1570 
Allegorical Portrait of Dante 1570 
Saint Luke 1570 
Bathsheba 1570 
Portrait of a Man with a High Hat 1570 
右都御史筆 麝香猫図|Musk Cat 1574 
明 文嘉 為項元汴作山水圖 軸|Landscape dedicated to Xiang Yuanbian 1578 
明 傳項元汴 秋江圖 卷|River Landscape 1578 
明 佚名 觀音羅漢圖 扇|Guanyin and the sixteen luohans 1572 
Portrait of a Nobleman 1570 
Christ at the Sea of Galilee 1574 
Portrait of Vincenzo Guarignoni 1572 
Portrait of a Woman with a Squirrel 1570 
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Caravaggio, born on September 29, 1571, was a prominent Italian painter known for his realistic and emotionally charged depictions of the human state, often using dramatic…
Caravaggio's innovative use of tenebrism continues to inspire artists and influence the development of Western art.
What else happened that dayPeter Paul Rubens, a Flemish artist and diplomat, was born on June 28, 1577. He is renowned for his highly charged Baroque compositions that reference classical and Christian…
Rubens is considered the most influential artist of the Flemish Baroque tradition.
What else happened that dayAmbrosius Bosschaert, a Flemish-born Dutch painter, is celebrated for pioneering floral still lifes as a distinct genre. His works, such as 'Flowers in a blue and white porcelain…
He remains a pivotal figure in the history of Dutch still life painting, particularly in the realm of floral art.
What else happened that dayJuan de Juanes, a prominent Spanish painter of the Renaissance, died on December 21, 1579. He was a leading figure of the Valencian school, known for works like The Last Supper…
He remains a significant figure in Spanish Renaissance art, influencing generations of painters.
What else happened that dayDavid Vinckboons, a Dutch Golden Age painter, was born on August 13, 1576, in Mechelen, Southern Netherlands. He is known for his works such as The hurdy-gurdy player and Forest…
Vinckboons' contributions to the Dutch Golden Age of painting have left a lasting impact on the art world.
What else happened that dayGiorgio Vasari was a multifaceted Italian Renaissance figure: painter, architect, art historian, and biographer. His work, 'Lives of the Most Excellent Painters, Sculptors, and…
Vasari's 'Lives' remains a fundamental reference in art history, shaping the understanding of Italian Renaissance artists.
What else happened that dayOrazio Borgianni, born on April 16, 1574, was an Italian painter and etcher of the Mannerist and early-Baroque periods, known for works like Head of an Old Woman and Saint…
Borgianni's contributions to the transition from Mannerism to the Baroque style remain significant in the history of Italian art.
What else happened that dayPieter Aertsen, a Dutch painter, died on June 3, 1575. Known for his Northern Mannerism style, he is credited with inventing the monumental genre scene, combining still life,…
His innovative genre scenes continue to influence art to this day.
What else happened that dayAdam Elsheimer, a German Baroque painter, was born on March 18, 1578. He worked in Rome, producing influential small oils on copper plates that showcased innovative light effects…
Elsheimer's innovative and influential paintings left a lasting impact on artists like Rembrandt and Peter Paul Rubens.
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