Ascension to 'The Last Judgment' by Michelangelo: the Sistine Chapel cleans the traces of millions of visitors
The Sistine Chapel is undergoing an extraordinary cleaning of Michelangelo's 'The Last Judgment,' which will remain hidden until Easter.
Renaissance for Sweden's Greatest Sculptor of All Time
The article discusses a major exhibition and associated works celebrating the life and art of Johan Tobias Sergel, a pivotal figure in 18th-century European art.
Precious Purchase at Würth: Holbein's Madonna Now Has a Sister
A bronze Madonna and Child, dating from around 1600 and considered one of the most beautiful in the Dürer Renaissance, has been acquired to complement Holbein's famous Madonna in Schwäbisch Hall.
At least 20 unknown works that Michelangelo saved from destruction have been discovered
A study has revealed that Michelangelo devised a plan to save at least 20 of his works before his death, contrary to the belief that he burned them.
The 'Crucifixion' by Memling is on display for Easter
A Flemish Renaissance masterpiece, Hans Memling's powerful 'Crucifixion' is the centerpiece of a new exhibition organized by the Diocesan Museum for Lent.
A Genius and a Mystery: Masaccio and the Mysteries of Our Renaissance
The article explores the life and enigmatic circumstances surrounding the Renaissance artist Masaccio, emphasizing insights from art historian Alessandro Masi's new book.
AI analysis casts doubt on Van Eyck paintings in Italian and US museums
An AI analysis suggests that two paintings attributed to Jan van Eyck in the US and Italy might not actually be by him.
A sketch of a foot made by Michelangelo breaks the record at an auction in the USA
A newly discovered drawing of a foot by Michelangelo sold for $27.2 million at a U.S. auction, setting a new record for any work created by the Renaissance master.
Drawing of a foot made by Michelangelo sold for a record price in New York
A newly discovered drawing of a foot by the renowned Renaissance artist Michelangelo was sold for $27.2 million in a New York auction, setting a record for a work by the master.
Record Foot of the Fortune Teller. A Sketch by Michelangelo was Auctioned for 559 Million CZK
A sketch of a foot by Italian painter Michelangelo auctioned in the United States for $27.2 million, marking the highest auction price for one of the Renaissance master's works.
Gallery Owners in Shock! They Discovered a True Treasure That Lay in a Wooden Chest for 500 Years
A drawing by German Renaissance artist Hans Baldung Grien, dating back to 1517, was uncovered after being untouched for over 500 years in a wooden box, revealing a true treasure according to a French art gallery.
Alceo Dossena and Icilio Joni were more real than real
The article explores the legacy of Alceo Dossena, a controversial figure in art history regarded as either a true Renaissance master or a sophisticated forger, in light of an exhibition at MART in Rovereto that puts the topic of art forgery at the forefront.
Scientists Claim They Found Da Vinci's DNA in the Drawing "Holy Child"
Scientists involved in the ambitious project "DNA of Leonardo da Vinci" believe they have discovered genetic material from the famous Renaissance artist and inventor in one of his drawings.
DNA Traces of a Renaissance Icon: Has the Da Vinci Code Been Unlocked?
A research team has discovered DNA traces on a drawing attributed to Leonardo da Vinci, raising questions about the nature of genius.
The Musical Space Traveler Bowie was a Renaissance Artist of Modern Times. He Played, Composed and Painted
David Bowie, known for his constant experimentation and influence in music and style, is remembered as a pioneering figure in glam rock who passed away ten years ago.
Da Vinci Code cracked? Researchers discover traces on drawing
Scientists have extracted DNA from a drawing attributed to Leonardo da Vinci, marking a breakthrough that could aid in the authentication of disputed works.
On the Trail of Leonardo da Vinci: the DNA of the Italian Genius on a Pencil Drawing
Researchers have found genetic material on the artwork 'Holy Child' and a letter that may belong to the Renaissance artist Leonardo da Vinci.
This exhibition will be loud in Europe. 70 works of Mark Rothko in Florence
In March, a retrospective exhibition of over 70 paintings by American artist Mark Rothko will open at Palazzo Strozzi in Florence, showcasing his connections to the city and Renaissance art.
A Radiant Exhibition: Fra Angelico in Florence
The exhibition recreates the spiritual, political, and aesthetic context in which one of the most silent and luminous views of the Italian Renaissance was born.
Among the treasures of the Royal Museums of Turin. "Here is the Savoia collectors' treasure chest"
The article discusses Paola D'Agostino, the new energetic director of the Royal Museums of Turin, highlighting her rich experience in Renaissance and Baroque art.