Renaissance art calls to mind some of the greatest names in art history—Leonardo, Raphael, Michelangelo, and Donatello, just to name a few. Lesser known, however, are the influential women ...

Consider Michelangelo’s famous “Creation of Adam,” Sandro Botticelli’s “The Birth of Venus” or Leonardo da Vinci’s “The Last Supper.” When you think of Western art’s grand ...

The Royal Collection has an extraordinary number of Renaissance drawings – thanks in large ... there’s an old woman drawn in chalk on blue paper by an unknown hand and another of a young ...

The collagist layers contemporary couture atop portraits of real Renaissance women to create digital art that contradicts today’s social media-centric consumerist model. In Worrall’s world of ...

The painting, an anomaly among Renaissance portraits of women, which tended to promote ... The New York Times’s co-chief art critic Roberta Smith wrote that Moroni “scrutinized reality with ...

Lavinia Fontana, who lived from 1552-1614, is seen as one of the very first women to make a career out of painting in Western art, and an outstanding representative of the Italian Renaissance ...

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During the Italian Renaissance, when women were considered little more than ... her renowned beauty immortalized in a well-known drawing by Leonardo da Vinci. We read in documents and personal ...