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Most likely given by the artist as a wedding present - rather than to fulfill ... Most likely given by the artist as a wedding present - rather than to fulfill a specific commission - this portrait of Virgin and Child would have been highly prized as appreciation for art grew during the Renaissance. A fair-haired Madonna in a bright... more

A 1507 gift to the painter's daughter, possibly to celebrate the birth of a ch... A 1507 gift to the painter's daughter, possibly to celebrate the birth of a child, this visually rich composition heralds the Holy Mother and Child. Giving homage to Domitian and Julius Caesar with their portraits in the upper corners of the background... more

Most likely given by the artist as a wedding present - rather than to fulfill ... Most likely given by the artist as a wedding present - rather than to fulfill a specific commission - this portrait of Virgin and Child would have been highly prized as appreciation for art grew during the Renaissance. A fair-haired Madonna in a bright... more

A 1507 gift to the painter's daughter, possibly to celebrate the birth of a ch... A 1507 gift to the painter's daughter, possibly to celebrate the birth of a child, this visually rich composition heralds the Holy Mother and Child. Giving homage to Domitian and Julius Caesar with their portraits in the upper corners of the background... more

Springing from the lines of a poem by Dante, the woman in green holds a crysta... Springing from the lines of a poem by Dante, the woman in green holds a crystal ball reflecting the allegorical figure of Love. Stillman's mysterious femme fatale meets the viewer's gaze with a look so powerful that it even brings the branch she holds... more

A swallow perches at the pinnacle of this altarpiece depicting the Virgin and ... A swallow perches at the pinnacle of this altarpiece depicting the Virgin and Child being visited by Saints Jerome and Sebastian. The artist signed himself Miles (Latin: knight), a title at roughly the time this work was commissioned by the Ottoni and... more

One of the most beautiful paintings of the Florentine Renaissance, this passio... One of the most beautiful paintings of the Florentine Renaissance, this passionate work makes mother and child both accessible and relational. The story behind the art is even more colorful. Legend says Lippi persuaded a convent to allow him to paint a... more

One of the most beautiful paintings of the Florentine Renaissance, this passio... One of the most beautiful paintings of the Florentine Renaissance, this passionate work makes mother and child both accessible and relational. The story behind the art is even more colorful. Legend says Lippi persuaded a convent to allow him to paint a... more

A 1507 gift to the painter's daughter, possibly to celebrate the birth of a ch... A 1507 gift to the painter's daughter, possibly to celebrate the birth of a child, this visually rich composition heralds the Holy Mother and Child. Giving homage to Domitian and Julius Caesar with their portraits in the upper corners of the background... more

With a halo symbolizing the duality of love and pain, this 20th century work s... With a halo symbolizing the duality of love and pain, this 20th century work shines with both feminine beauty and high controversy. The artist himself did not name the piece, but aficionados saw Mary, the mother of Jesus, in the calm confidence and... more

Springing from the lines of a poem by Dante, the woman in green holds a crysta... Springing from the lines of a poem by Dante, the woman in green holds a crystal ball reflecting the allegorical figure of Love. Stillman's mysterious femme fatale meets the viewer's gaze with a look so powerful that it even brings the branch she holds... more

Springing from the lines of a poem by Dante, the woman in green holds a crysta... Springing from the lines of a poem by Dante, the woman in green holds a crystal ball reflecting the allegorical figure of Love. Stillman's mysterious femme fatale meets the viewer's gaze with a look so powerful that it even brings the branch she holds... more

A swallow perches at the pinnacle of this altarpiece depicting the Virgin and ... A swallow perches at the pinnacle of this altarpiece depicting the Virgin and Child being visited by Saints Jerome and Sebastian. The artist signed himself Miles (Latin: knight), a title at roughly the time this work was commissioned by the Ottoni and... more

Most likely given by the artist as a wedding present - rather than to fulfill ... Most likely given by the artist as a wedding present - rather than to fulfill a specific commission - this portrait of Virgin and Child would have been highly prized as appreciation for art grew during the Renaissance. A fair-haired Madonna in a bright... more

One of the most beautiful paintings of the Florentine Renaissance, this passio... One of the most beautiful paintings of the Florentine Renaissance, this passionate work makes mother and child both accessible and relational. The story behind the art is even more colorful. Legend says Lippi persuaded a convent to allow him to paint a... more

A 1507 gift to the painter's daughter, possibly to celebrate the birth of a ch... A 1507 gift to the painter's daughter, possibly to celebrate the birth of a child, this visually rich composition heralds the Holy Mother and Child. Giving homage to Domitian and Julius Caesar with their portraits in the upper corners of the background... more