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1 1. The Small Cowper Madonna
2. Raphael Late Renaissance oil on wood panel

2 Vitruvian Man da Vinci Renaissance ink on vellum

3 Pieta Michelangelo marble Renaissance 1500

4 Venus of Urbino Titian Renaissance oil on canvas

5 Portrait of a Young Man Bronzino Late Renaissance Mannerism oil on wood panel

6 David Michelangelo marble Renaissance

7 The Cumaean Sibyl Michelangelo The Sistine Chapel (Capella Sistina), Vatican 1510

8 Moses Michelangelo Renaissance marble

9 Adam and Eve Albrecht Durer Renaissance engraving

10 Christ Carrying the Cross Bosch

11 El Greco View of Toledo oil on canvas

12 Bosch The Last Judgment oil on wood panel

13 Michelangelo Rondanini Pieta marble Late Renaissance

14 Bosch The Temptation of Saint Anthony Hieronymus Bosch Baroque

15 Bruegel The Corn Harvest (August) Pieter Bruegel the Elder oil on wood panel

16 Madonna with the Long Neck Parmigianino Late Renaissance oil on wood panel Mannerism

17 Bruegel Christ Carrying the Cross 1564

18 Jeremiah Michelangelo
The Sistine Chapel (Capella Sistina), Vatican 1510

19 Breugel Peasant Wedding 1567

20 Albrecht Durer Self-Portrait Renaissance oil on wood panel

21 Hunters in the Snow (January) or Return of the Hunters (January) Bruegel Peter Bruegel the Elder Renaissance oil on wood panel

22 Albrecht DÜRER Young Hare 1502 watercolor and gouache on paper

23 Pieter Bruegel the Elder The Return of the Herd (November) 1565 oil on panel

24 Albrecht DÜRER The Negress Katherina 1521 silverpoint drawing on paper

25 Michaelangelo Dying Slave 1513 marble

26 Matthias GRÜNEWALD The Crucifixion Oil on wood

27 Albrecht DÜRER St Jerome in his Study 1514 engraving

28 Raphael Pope Leo X with Cardinals Giulio de' Medici and Luigi de' Rossi Oil on wood

29 Albrecht Dürer Melancholia     1514 an engraving

30 LEONARDO da Vinci Anatomical studies of a male shoulder Pen and ink on paper, 292 x 198 mm Royal Library, Windsor

31 LEONARDO da Vinci Annuciation

32 The Fall and Expulsion from Garden of Eden
Michelangelo The Sistine Chapel (Capella Sistina), Vatican 1510

33 Detail from The Last Judgment—Self Portrait
Michelangelo The Sistine Chapel (Capella Sistina), Vatican 1510

34 Parmigianino Self-Portrait in a Convex Mirror c. 1524 oil on wood

35 Michelangelo The Sistine Chapel (Capella Sistina), Vatican 1510 The Creation of Adam

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38 MICHELANGELO Buonarroti Slave (awakening) Marble, height 267 cm Galleria dell'Accademia, Florence

39 Matthias Grunewald Isenheim Altarpiece
c oil on wood panel

40 Matthias Grunewald Isenheim Altarpiece
c oil on wood panel

41 The Crucifixion Matthias Grunewald oil on wood

42 Matthias Grunewald Lamentation of Christ before 1523 oil on pine wood 36 x 136 cm

43 Self-Portrait Albrecht Dürer age 26 oil on wood panel Renaissance

44 The Four Apostles Albrecht Dürer 1526 oil on lindenwood Alte Pinakothek, Munich Renaissance Durer converted to Catholicism….in the foreground: Paul and John—favorites of Martin Luther—Peter is behind John. Paul holds a book. Mark is behind Paul; Mark looks over his shoulder suspiciously. Paul wrote, the just shall live by faith alone.” Monumentality—like Giotto… Who is taller? Book is more important than key. Paul stares directly at the viewer. Given to the town elders of Nuremburg—there was no patron. Durer chose to make these images.

45 The Large Turf Albrecht Dürer watercolor and gouache on paper The natural world presents an unparalleled world of beauty. Predicts the Enlightenment….

46 Albrecht Durer The Rhinoceros 1515 woodcut British Museum, London
Albrecht Durer The Rhinoceros 1515 woodcut British Museum, London

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