Renaissance at the Ashmolean Museum
The Ashmolean Museum holds 61 Renaissance works in this public-domain catalogue, dating from 1434 to 1598. The collection is led by Bartolomeo Montagna, Jacopo Tintoretto and Titian.
Venus and Adonis
Portrait of a young Man
Portrait of a Man and his Secretary
The Triumph of Love
The Hunt in the Forest
The Deposition
The Virgin and Child
The Holy Family with Saint John the Baptist
The Resurrection of Christ
The Virgin and Child
Giovanni de' Medici
St John the Baptist
Christ in Glory with Sts Agnes and Helena
Portrait of a young Man with a Skull
Arion riding on a Dolphin
The Nativity
The Holy Family with an Angel
Elizabeth Woodville, Queen of Edward IV
The Dead Christ supported by an Angel
Portrait of an Artist
Portrait of a Lady holding a Book
An Allegory of the Immaculate Conception
The Meeting at the Golden Gate
The Virgin and Child with St Jerome
Portrait of a young Man
Portrait of John Dee
The Mystic Marriage of St Catherine
The Virgin and Child with St Jerome, St Catherine of Alexandria and two Angels
The Forest Fire
Tobias and the Angel
The Cardsharps
The Adoration of the Magi
St Nicholas of Bari banishing the Storm
St Dominic de Guzmán receiving the Rosary
Petrarch and Laura de Noves
The Flight of the Vestal Virgins
A young Man drying himself at a Fountain
An Angel
Portrait of a Man, called Sir Francis Drake
St Michael subduing Satan and weighing the Souls of the Dead
The Assassination and Funeral of Julius Caesar
Three Putti with Musical Instruments
Head of a bearded Man
The Holy Family with the young St John the Baptist
The Battle of Cadore
The Virgin and Child
The Virgin and Child
Christ carrying the cross
Ecce Homo
Balthazar, the African Magus
The Virgin and Child with the young St John the Baptist and an Angel
Portrait of a Musician
Christ among the Doctors
A Bishop Saint
The Last Supper
Half-length Portrait of a bearded Man
Edward Fiennes de Clinton, Later 1st Earl of Lincoln
A papal Saint
St Anne between St John the Baptist and St Anthony Abbot
The Crucifixion with Sts Bernardino of Siena and Lawrence
St Nicholas of Tolentino performing a Miracle