Discover the posts from the theme : Italian Madonna in Louvre:
Italian Madonna in Louvre: Christmas is around the corner.
For this week, I want to share with you some magnificent Italian paintings with the theme of Madonna from Louvre.
Madonna, which means My L... see more
For this week, I want to share with you some magnificent Italian paintings with the theme of Madonna from Louvre.
Madonna, which means My L... see more
Italian Madonna in Louvre: Merry Christmas! For this special day, I select this nativity of Jesus or birth of Jesus.
It is part of the retable (altarpiece), painted between 1275 - 1280 in Sienna, Ita... see more
It is part of the retable (altarpiece), painted between 1275 - 1280 in Sienna, Ita... see more
Italian Madonna in Louvre: Happy Boxing Day! Today you are discovering another Mother Mary and Baby Jesus dated the end of 13th century, probably from Sienna.
It was the centre piece of a triptych, p... see more
It was the centre piece of a triptych, p... see more
Italian Madonna in Louvre: As we advance in the time, the art style also changes progressively.
Today's Madonna is also from Sienna, and was also the centre part of a triptych, but 50 years later tha... see more
Today's Madonna is also from Sienna, and was also the centre part of a triptych, but 50 years later tha... see more
Italian Madonna in Louvre: Mary, mother of Jesus, is a mother like any other.
She is occupied with household tasks while taking care of the child.
In today's Madonna, Virgin Mary has to leave her ho... see more
She is occupied with household tasks while taking care of the child.
In today's Madonna, Virgin Mary has to leave her ho... see more
Italian Madonna in Louvre: Botticelli (1445 - 1510) is one of the most important artists of Italian Renanaissance.
His elegant goddesses with striking beauty impress people with the melancholic look... see more
His elegant goddesses with striking beauty impress people with the melancholic look... see more
Italian Madonna in Louvre: We started this week with an imposing Madonna and Child by Cimabue dated 1280 and we will end this series with another grand but more sumptuous Madonna and Child by Fillipo...
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