Renaissance at the National Gallery of Art
1,801–1,836 of 7,040 works · most celebrated first
The Baptism of Christ
Masquerade
Italian Joust of Peace
Plate 54: Hairy Dragonfly and Two Darters
Saint Ursula
Plate 55: A Hermann's or Greek Tortoise, Two European Pond Turtles, and Two Fritillaria
Two Male Nudes
Plate 17: White Heron(?) and Black Stork Killing a Snake with a Dragon's Blood Tree
Standing Young Man [verso]
Plate 2: Two Eagles
Plate 3: Camel, Ibex, and Goat
Study of a Man Walking towards the Left Holding a Staff
Plate 68: Seven Bees and Flies
Italian Joust of Peace
Mock Joust of War in Reinforced Field Armor
Masquerade
Plate 53: Southern Hawker Dragonfly
Plate 34: Seven Flatfish
Plate 31: Marbled Electric Ray with Other Skates or Rays, Shells, and a Mollusk in Its Shell
Foot Combat with Halberds
Martyr with an Angel
Annunciation to the Shepherds
Two Figures
Plate 58: A Bee and Five Other Insects
Outdoor Games
Mock Joust of War with Flying Shields and Without Bevors
The Statue of Opportunity and the Passer-by [fol. 8 recto]
Plate 57: Scarlet Macaw with Two Smaller Green Parrots
View of an Italian Town (after Titian or Domenico Campagnola)
Christ Falling under the Cross
Three Couples in a Circle Dance
Plate 34: Two Moths with a Spider, a Caterpillar, a Damselfly, and Other Insects
Plate 11: Four Fish and Shells
The Bagpipe Player
A Standing Courtier
Blue Underwing Moth and Spurge Hawk Moth (plate 25 from Ignis)