Monumental Architecture and Civic Identity: Concept and Design of Town Halls in Late Medieval Italy
In: Medieval Art
Town Halls of Florence and Padua: Architecture and Meaning in Late Medieval City States of Italy
In: Medieval Art
Architecture and Meaning: The Palazzo Pubblico: Analysis of The Town Hall of Siena
In: Medieval Art
Illusion in the 15th Century Northern Art: Annunciation by Rogier van der Weyden
In: Renaissance Art
In: Renaissance Art
In: Medieval Art
Maestá and Civic Ideology of Siena: Simone Martini's The Virgin in Majesty in the Sala del Consiglio
In: Medieval Art
Maestá in Palazzo Pubblico in Siena: Sacred Theme of Madonna in Majesty in The Town Hall of Siena
In: Medieval Art
Patronage of Siena Cathedral: Inseparability of Sacred and Secular in Late Medieval Tuscan Art
In: Medieval Art
What Is A Quatrefoil? Explaining the Odd Shape of Design and Myth
In: Ancient Art
By: Ashley Anderson
Rachel Ruysch – Female Dutch Flower Painter: Netherlands 16th Century Female Painter of Flowers
In: 17th Century Art
By: Kathleen Duffy
In: Ancient Art
In: Medieval Art
By: Yahan Wu
In: Renaissance Art
Jean-Etienne Liotard: An 18th Century Master Of Pastel Drawing
In: 18th Century Art
In: 17th Century Art
In: 17th Century Art
By: Kathleen Duffy
Master Paul of Levoca, Slovakia: Late Gothic Sculptor and Carver (1465/1470-1480 - 1537/1542)
In: Medieval Art
In: 18th Century Art
In: 18th Century Art
Rembrandt's Women: The Artist’s Loves Had a Huge Impact Upon His Life and Work
By: Jenny Ashford
Marie Antoinette and Her Children: A Painting by Elisabeth Vigée Le Brun
In: 18th Century Art
By: Maria Olaguera
Judith Slaying Holofernes: A Painting by Artemesia Gentileschi
In: Renaissance Art
By: Maria Olaguera
In: Renaissance Art
Sicilian Painter Mario Minniti: Pupil, Model, Friend of Caravaggio Was Successful in His Own Right
By: Jenny Ashford
Harmen Steenwyck (1612-1656): Still Life – An Allegory of the Vanities of Human Life
In: 17th Century Art
In: Classical Art History (general)
Artists and Fame - Johannes Vermeer: Professional Reputation in the 17th Century
In: 17th Century Art
Artists and Fame - Albrecht Dürer: Professional Reputation of Artists in the 15th Century
In: Renaissance Art
Artists and Fame - Ambrogio Lorenzetti: Professional Reputation of Artists in the 14th Century
In: Renaissance Art
In: Renaissance Art
Medieval Tapestry – Symbol of Wealth and Power: The Art of Weaving Beauty in Silk, Gold and Silver
In: Medieval Art
Artist Guido Reni: Italian Baroque Painter
By: 
Meg Nola
In: Medieval Art
Claus Sluter - 14th-century Sculptor: Court Artist for Philip II the Bold, the Ruler of Burgundy.
In: Medieval Art
Caravaggio's Criminal History: The Painter Was Guilty of Many Transgressions, Including Murder
By: Jenny Ashford
By: Jenny Ashford
In: Renaissance Art
By: Marc Zeale
The Statue of Zeus at Olympia: The Third Wonder of the World
In: Ancient Art
By: Terry Long
Artemisia Gentileschi: Feminist Expression in "Self-Portrait as the Allegory of Painting"
In: 17th Century Art
By: Heather Hurd
Charles LeBrun – 17th-century French Painter: The First Painter to King Louis XIV of France
In: 17th Century Art
In: 17th Century Art
In: Renaissance Art
Rejecting the Interpretation of Art: A Comparison of Critics Susan Sontag and Svetlana Alpers
Academies of Art: Official Art Institutions
In: Classical Art History (general)
Louise Elisabeth Vigée Le Brun: French Neoclassical Painter and Portraitist of Marie-Antoinette
In: 18th Century Art
Academies of Art and Academic Training: Art Institutions and Artistic Training
In: Classical Art History (general)
Georges de La Tour's Magdalen Paintings: The Artist's Four Views of Saint Mary Magdalene
By: Meg Nola
In: Classical Art
By: Jessica Gleason
An Examination of Aphrodite of Knidos: Cnidian Aphrodite Done By or In The Style Of Praxiteles
In: Classical Art
By: Jessica Gleason
Dutch Painter Jan Lievens: Overshadowed by Rembrandt
By: Jenny Ashford
Renaissance Artisans and Scholar Frederick Hartt: Essay on Art and Freedom in Quattrocento Florence
In: Renaissance Art
By: Stephanie Cox
Renaissance Mystery: Masaccio Paintings: Scholar Douglas Preston Explores “The Madonna Puzzle”
In: Renaissance Art
By: Stephanie Cox
Bouguereau, Leighton and Waterhouse: 19th-century Artists with Mythological Themes
In: Classical Art
By: Vickie Britton
In: Renaissance Art
By: Stephanie Cox
Hans Holbein's The Ambassadors: Anamorphic Renaissance Art Analyzed by Stephen Greenblatt
In: Renaissance Art
By: Stephanie Cox
In: Renaissance Art
By: Stephanie Cox
Raphael's School of Athens Painting: Italian Artist's Work Paints a Portrait of the Renaissance
In: Renaissance Art
By: Stephanie Cox
Renaissance Painting of Baptism of Christ: Leonardo da Vinci and Verrocchio's Masterpiece
In: Renaissance Art
By: Stephanie Cox
Medieval Cistercian Architecture: Austere Monastic Buildings That Created The New Gothic Style
In: Medieval Art
By: Andrea Kirkby
About Michelangelo's Nose: The Sculptor's Broken Nose and Its Effect on His Life and Art
In: Renaissance Art
The Art of Charles Willson Peale: One of America’s Most Beloved Portrait Artists
In: 18th Century Art
By: Isaac M. McPhee
The Life and Works of Il Guercino: Painter of "The Burial of Saint Petronilla" among others
By: Bryan Keller
Early Roman Domestic Decor: Decorative Styles of the Late Roman Republic and Early Empire
In: Classical Art
By: Natasha Sheldon
North French Miscellany: The Calligraphy and Creation of a Limited Edition Facsimile
In: Medieval Art
By: Frances Spiegel
Art of the North French Miscellany: French Hebrew Medieval Manuscript in British Library Collection
In: Medieval Art
By: Frances Spiegel
History of North French Miscellany: British Library's most Important French Medieval Manuscript
In: Medieval Art
By: Frances Spiegel
The Rothschild Haggadah: Review of a limited edition facsimile of a rare Hebrew manuscript
By: Frances Spiegel
The Story of Esther: Megillat Esther - Illuminated Hebrew Manuscript
By: Frances Spiegel
Amarna Art: Akhenaten, Portraiture and Aten
By: W. Hommel
Images of the Egyptian Goddess Nut: Iconography and Meaning
By: W. Hommel
Monasteries and Art: Reliquaries, Icons and other Scared Objects
In: Medieval Art
By: W. Hommel
What are Illuminated Manuscripts? The Technique of Medieval Illustrations
In: Medieval Art
By: W. Hommel
The Black Death and Medieval Art: Images of the Macabre in Illuminated Manuscripts
In: Medieval Art
By: W. Hommel
Angels, Icons & Religious Imagery: Images of Christianity in Byzantine Egypt
In: Medieval Art
By: W. Hommel
