SACRED ART

Madonna by Matteo Di Giovanni Is Back Home In Grosseto After Three Years Of Restoration

Matteo di Giovanni (1430–1495) is an Italian Renaissance artist of the Sienese School. He was born in Borgo Sansepolcro near

Pope Anacletus (25AD–92AD), also known as Cletus, was a Roman and served as the third bishop of Rome. During his

Mark the Evangelist, John Mark, Saint Mark – it’s all one person, and this person is the author of the

Rivers of ink have been spilled on the Ghirlandaio family and their artistic activity; yet not everyone knows that a

It was in the mental hospital for lunatics that van Gogh has created the “Pietà”. After very emotional turmoils with

Vibrant colors, strong contrasts between the foreground and the background, the chiaroscuro – this all are characteristic style features of

It was not very often that Manet chose religious topics for his paintings. The “Dead Christ with Angels” was one

For centuries no one knew who it was by or even what it was of. The picture that had hung

In 1605, the Flemish painter Pieter Paul Rubens created one of the most representative masterpieces of European Baroque for the

Sacred Art By Chalk Artists On The Streets Of Madonnari, Italy – lartesacra.it

Sacred Art By Chalk Artists On The Streets Of A Small Village In Northern Italy
Italian Renaissance Drawings On Display In London
Austria – Virgin Mary Decapitated – Feminist Idealogy Not Welcomed In The Church That Worships The Mother Of All
Blessed Joseph Kugler – 10 June – Story & Iconography