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Renaissance Art

Giotto – Slaughter of the Innocents - 1305

Masaccio – Holy Trinity - 1425

Donatello – David – 1425-1430

Van Eyck – Ghent Altarpiece - 1432

Van Eyck – Wedding Portrait 1434

Van der Weyden – Descent from the Cross - 1435

Botticelli - Birth of Venus - 1480

Botticelli - La Primavera (Spring) - 1482

Michelangelo – David 1501-1504

Leonardo da Vinci – Self Portrait

Leonardo da Vinci -- Various illustrations

Leonardo da Vinci – Annunciation – 1472-1475

Leonardo da Vinci – The Last Supper – 1497

Leonardo da Vinci – Mona Lisa 1503-1505

Bellini – Madonna and Child - 1505

Michelangelo – Sistine Chapel

Michelangelo – Sistine Ceiling – 1508-1512

Michelangelo – The Last Judgment – 1537-1541

Raphael - The School of Athens – 1510-1511

Titian – Entombment of Christ – 1523-1526

Michelangelo – Medici Chapel – 1524-1534

Titian – David and Goliath – 1540s

Bruegel – Children’s Games 1559-1560

Rembrandt – The Anatomy Lecture of Dr. Nicoloaes Tulp 1632

Michelangelo - St. Peter’s Basilica 1546-1564

St. Peter’s Square Designed by Bernini Completed in 1667