Italian renaissance

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Alfonso V of Aragon/I of Naples “the Magnanimous”, attr. to Mino da Fiesole (1429-1484)

Paul III (Alessandro Farnese), unknown Italian artist, 16th century

Portrait of a Young Man, Andrea del Sarto, ca. 1517-18

Venus and Adonis, Titian, ca. 1555-60

Tobias and the Angel, Filippino Lippi, ca. 1472-82

Portrait of a Bearded Prelate, unknown Italian artist, between 1520 and 1540

Portrait of a Man, Bartolomeo Veneto, 1512

Adoration of the Magi, Fra Angelico, 1423-24

Madonna and Child with a Swallow, Francesco Pesellino, ca. 1445

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Juno borrowing the girdle of Venus, studio of Francesco del Coscia, 1572

repulsed:Giorgione

Portrait of a halberdier by Pontormo, 1529-1530

Pontormo, Portrait of a Lady with a Lapdog (1537-40)

Sandro Botticelli, Salvator Mundi (details), c.1490-1500

The Entry of Christ into Jerusalem, Zanino di Pietro (ca. 1389-1448)

fleurduart:Benvenuto Cellini, Perseo

The Vision of Saint Bernard, Domenico Puligo, ca. 1520

“Predica dellarte del bene morire” by Girolamo Savonarola, 1496Source: https://www.loc.g

The Old Woman and Vulcan, Giulio Romano, 1526-28

The Adoration of the Shepherds by Michele Ciampanti, 1490s

The Annunciation, Filippo Lippi, ca. 1445

Domenico Veneziano, Saint John the Baptist in the desert, c.1445

Da Vinci, Machiavelli, and the maniacal plan to destroy PisaNiccolo Machiavelli was a famous Italian

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