The room for the Last Supper is quite ordinary. The treasure is commonplace.Its about the future, about the wine of him who is so familiar as a friend.Jesus dips bread in salt, for salt is like a condensed meaning.A ball of night seems absurd, when light p ❯❯❯
POEM ABOUT CHRISTA Mantegna or Holbein reproduction – the body as a landscape.We are accustomed to distorted tales,To a dead apparition, and this landscape is ours.How we crucify Christ anew,And read Kazantzakiss novelWith zealous haste.Christ is dead – an ❯❯❯
This is a mistake. The painting, whose reproduction is displayed here, was painted by Annibale Carracci – a prominent Italian artist and one of the founders of the Bologna Academy, who, for his merits, was buried next to Raphael in the Pantheon. By the way ❯❯❯
The album contains approximately a quarter to a fifth of Gothic and pre-Renaissance paintings, about two-thirds of Renaissance works, including the later period, and around one-third from the 18th century to the early 20th century. It covers practically the entire timeframe up to modern masters.
Im glad that the collection of a great museum like the Brera Gallery is featured on your website alongside other excellent collections. However, I am somewhat disappointed that the panorama of Italian painting presented there does not fully reflect the diversity characteristic of this museum. The names of artists from the Brera Gallery are missing, which makes the overall picture of the museum seem incomplete. For example, there are many paintings by Aiezza, while works by Andrea di Bartolo, Lorenzo Veneziano, Barnaba da Modena, Fra Carnevale, and others, or even rarer masters like Zavatari, could have been included. I would like to see the website management focus more on the diversity of artists and the breadth of artistic panorama rather than providing a more extensive representation of the work of any single artist, no matter how talented they may be. This way, you will be more like a true encyclopedia of painting, rather than an encyclopedia of preferences.
Id like to disagree with Evgeny Ardayev. Why do you think that any high-quality painting from the Brera Gallery can be displayed here? Only Bill Gates, who founded a special company called Corbis, has the limitless resources needed to purchase rights for digitized masterpieces of art. Perhaps not everything in the Brera Gallery is digitized yet.
According to experts, the collection of Italian Renaissance paintings at the Pinacoteca di Brera is one of the most complete in Italy and second only to the museums of Florence. Unfortunately, this selection doesnt reflect that. By the way, the museum widely uses new technologies; you can see how restorers work in their workshops through a glass wall – its a fascinating sight! There are indeed too many Ayyecas in the selection, while the museum itself dedicates only one large hall to 19th and 20th-century art.
Out of approximately 350 paintings from the Quattrocento period in the Pinacoteca di Brera, over 200 are on display. One can get a good understanding of the old masters through this museums collection.
The most prominent master of the second half of the 16th century was Jacopo Robusti, known as Tintoretto (1518-1594). A product of the Venetian school, he also grew disillusioned with its lessons in classical harmony. However, his dissatisfaction stemmed f ❯❯❯
The painting depicts an episode described in the New Testament – the engagement of Mary and Joseph. The elderly man in the center of the painting is a priest performing the engagement ceremony; the young men and women on either side of him are rivals of th ❯❯❯
From approximately 1460, Piero was constantly associated with Federico da Montefeltro, Duke of Urbino, who was renowned as one of the most successful military leaders of his time... The painting was created after the untimely death of Federicos wife, Batti ❯❯❯
Perhaps the most unusual painting by Mantegna that deserves special attention is The Dead Christ, or Cristo in scurto... A small object in the background, near the pillow, provides a key to understanding the painting: its a vessel containing myrrh. Perhaps ❯❯❯
The polyptych was commissioned by the monks of the Benedictine abbey of Santa Giustina in Padua for the chapel of San Luca in the monastery church. In accordance with its purpose as an altar piece, in addition to Saint Luke, it depicts those saints who wer ❯❯❯
I believe that both philosophers explore the human condition and life. Democritus mocks the absurdity of human existence, while Heraclitus laments the fate of humankind. They are like two sides of a coin, and in Mantegnas painting, as well as in works by o ❯❯❯
The Fruit Seller was seen at the Borghese Gallery in December 2017. Elena Shikovas story: http://trip-together.ru/galereya-borgeze-vpechatleniya-i-sovety/ ❯❯❯
Umberto BoccioniThe Dream or Paolo and Francesca1908-09140 x 130 cmThis painting is not in the Pinacoteca di Brera; it is located in a private collection. ❯❯❯
In a trivia contest about paintings, I couldnt answer who was depicted in this portrait, what kind of person they were. And the answer I found is: Grossoni studied at the Accademia di Belle Arti di Brera in Milan under Raffaele Casnedi and worked in the st ❯❯❯
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The album is currently in production.
Thank you very much! A gift for the New Year.
Im very happy too! Its a great gift for the New Year. There are many interesting works...
These are very beautiful paintings. I am thrilled. Thank you. We look forward to seeing more new additions. Happy New Year to everyone!
The album contains approximately a quarter to a fifth of Gothic and pre-Renaissance paintings, about two-thirds of Renaissance works, including the later period, and around one-third from the 18th century to the early 20th century. It covers practically the entire timeframe up to modern masters.
Im glad that the collection of a great museum like the Brera Gallery is featured on your website alongside other excellent collections. However, I am somewhat disappointed that the panorama of Italian painting presented there does not fully reflect the diversity characteristic of this museum. The names of artists from the Brera Gallery are missing, which makes the overall picture of the museum seem incomplete. For example, there are many paintings by Aiezza, while works by Andrea di Bartolo, Lorenzo Veneziano, Barnaba da Modena, Fra Carnevale, and others, or even rarer masters like Zavatari, could have been included. I would like to see the website management focus more on the diversity of artists and the breadth of artistic panorama rather than providing a more extensive representation of the work of any single artist, no matter how talented they may be. This way, you will be more like a true encyclopedia of painting, rather than an encyclopedia of preferences.
Id like to disagree with Evgeny Ardayev. Why do you think that any high-quality painting from the Brera Gallery can be displayed here? Only Bill Gates, who founded a special company called Corbis, has the limitless resources needed to purchase rights for digitized masterpieces of art. Perhaps not everything in the Brera Gallery is digitized yet.
Eugene, Im doing everything I can. Hopefully, over time, the ones you mentioned will also be included in the album.
According to experts, the collection of Italian Renaissance paintings at the Pinacoteca di Brera is one of the most complete in Italy and second only to the museums of Florence. Unfortunately, this selection doesnt reflect that. By the way, the museum widely uses new technologies; you can see how restorers work in their workshops through a glass wall – its a fascinating sight! There are indeed too many Ayyecas in the selection, while the museum itself dedicates only one large hall to 19th and 20th-century art.
Out of approximately 350 paintings from the Quattrocento period in the Pinacoteca di Brera, over 200 are on display. One can get a good understanding of the old masters through this museums collection.
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