Renaissance at the National Gallery of Art
3,313–3,348 of 7,040 works · most celebrated first
Infortunium (Misfortune)
Adam and Eve with Serpent
Solomon Led to Idolatry by His Wives
Baccio Bandinelli
Fama
Large Pendant, Flora Standing, Holding a Fruit Garland
Judas Returns the Thirty Pieces of Silver
Ornament with a Vase Between Two Genii
The Birth of John the Baptist
The Sudarium
John Gerard, Herbalist
Man Seated Holding a Forked Staff
Entablature from the Temple of Castor and Pollux, Rome
Knight and Lady on Horseback
Foolish Virgin
Josias Simler
"Schonckje Wel-bedrocht" and "Pronckje Heel-volmaeckt"
A Woman Led by a Player Holding a Torch
The Boy and Two Old Men
Emperor Charles V
Saint Apollonia
Mars and Venus Caught by the Gods
The Flight into Egypt
Judith with the Head of Holofernes
Lot and His Daughters
Female Genius Holding a Coat of Arms
Bacchus and His Attendants
R. P. Francis Coster
Jonah is Delivered from the Whale
Saint Anthony the Hermit![La Calvacatura con le sue Cerimonie [The Procession for the 'Possesso' of a new Pope at the Lateran], by Italian 16th Century, 1575](https://artifactworldgallery.com/img/italian-16th-century--la-calvacatura-con-le-sue-cerimonie-the-procession-for-the-p--4ba5b8acc96f4bb0-w320.webp)
La Calvacatura con le sue Cerimonie [The Procession for the 'Possesso' of a new Pope at the Lateran]
Grammar
Landscape with Two Trees
The Madonna and Child in a Garden
The Virgin with the Rose
Village Street