1460, Acrylic - Artworks

Andrea Mantegna

1460

The Adoration Of The Magi (detail)

Witness the splendor of Andrea Mantegna's 'Adoration of the Magi'! This Renaissance masterpiece, rich with symbolism & detail, captures a pivotal biblical scene. Explore its history & artistic significance on TopImpressionists.

Piero Della Francesca

1460

Polyptych Of St Augustine: St John The Evangelist

Piero della Francesca's 'Polyptych of St Augustine: St John the Evangelist' (1460) showcases serene detail & geometric precision, a masterpiece from the Frick Collection.

Andrea Mantegna

1460

Christ On The Mount Of Olives -

Filippo Di Tommaso Lippi

1460

Madonna In The Forest

Filippo Lippi’s ethereal Madonna in the Forest captures Renaissance serenity through luminous tempera paint and masterful trompe l'oeil illusionism—a testament to Florentine artistry and spiritual devotion, inviting you to explore this captivating masterpiece.

Giovanni Bellini

1460

Madonna With The Child

Giovanni Bellini's "Madonna and Child" (circa 1470) is a seminal work blending Venetian artistic traditions with Northern European techniques. Featuring Mary holding Jesus, it embodies the humanist spirit of the Renaissance through its expressive landscape and masterful use of oil paint—a testament to Bellini’s innovative approach.

Piero Della Francesca

1460

Madonna And Child

Piero della Francesca’s Madonna and Child showcases breathtaking geometric precision alongside serene devotional beauty—a masterpiece of the Early Renaissance capturing Mary cradling Jesus before a monumental archway. Explore this iconic artwork and bring Piero's visionary style into your home.

Benozzo Gozzoli

1460

Madonna And Child

Benozzo Gozzoli’s opulent ‘Madonna and Child’ fresco bursts with Renaissance color and intricate detail, showcasing a masterful blend of International Gothic style and religious devotion. Admire this stunning 1460 artwork – a timeless celebration of faith perfect for your collection.

Andrea Mantegna

1460

The Agony In The Garden, National

Mantegna’s masterful depiction of Jesus in Gethsemane embodies Renaissance sculptural form and dramatic perspective—a poignant scene capturing the agony of faith amidst Roman ruins. Explore this iconic artwork and bring its timeless beauty into your home.

Filippo Di Tommaso Lippi

1460

Funeral Of St Jerome (detail)

A poignant depiction of St Jerome's funeral captures Lippi’s masterful Renaissance style—a solemn mood conveyed through meticulous detail—reflecting the artist’s profound spiritual contemplation and humanist vision during Florence’s artistic golden age. Explore this iconic masterpiece and bring its beauty into your home.

Piero Della Francesca

1460

Saint Mary Magdalen

Piero della Francesca’s serene Saint Mary Magdalen captures the contemplative spirit of the Early Renaissance, portraying Mary Magdalene holding a cup with quiet dignity against an arched wall backdrop. This masterful depiction exemplifies Piero's geometric precision and humanist vision – explore this iconic artwork.

Vincenzo Foppa

1460

Virgin And Child

Experience the serene beauty of Vincenzo Foppa's 'Virgin and Child.' This Northern Renaissance masterpiece showcases Mary cradling Jesus, set against a tranquil landscape – a timeless symbol of faith and devotion.

Andrea Mantegna

1460

Resurrection

Renaissance sculpture breathes life into faith! Andrea Mantegna’s masterful Resurrection depicts Jesus Christ ascending from death, illuminated by dramatic perspective and adorned with symbolic elements like a cross and book—a timeless masterpiece to enrich your collection.

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