# lucianatale casalettori arteyart art painting artoftheday andreamantegna earlyrenaissance bcarte rogerfry

🤗💝grazie sempre👼🎄👼Buon Natale a te carissima Diana ed a tutti/e😉✨

https://t.co/1Bq19DRtu3
🎼Giovanni Bassano(c.1558-1617)
🎵Nativitas tua Dei genitrix

🎨Andrea Mantegna (Trivulzio Madonna, 1497)

23 34
2021-12-21

Portrait of a Man (1460)
by Andrea Mantegna
Style: Early Renaissance

1 7
2021-12-21



"Qui il tipo del contadino in tutto il suo squallore, in tutta la sua grossolanità, è reso con la stessa impietosa fedeltà rintracciabile in un quadro di Van Eyck."

Le parole di sul Cristo morto del Mantegna di (1475-78).

Abscondita/

6 17
2021-12-01

Un vrai Mantegna!
(Mais avec plus de poils...)

0 1
2021-11-20

Really like how illustration like Botticelli's stuff is especially the faces, last one is Mantegna but it's still illustrative so I put it in.

0 3
2021-10-27

Mantegna’s work fascinates due to his constant attempt to place biblical events within an archaeologically accurate context - representative of Renaissance learning. His Madonnas are, however, some of the most beautiful examples of Maternal lovey

2 12
2021-10-19

The Triumphs of Caesar (1484-92) are 9 works by Mantegna which have been described as his masterpiece. They were painted for Mantua but acquired by Charles I of England in 1629. They have been badly degraded over time but are still an impressive reconstruction of a Roman Triumph

2 11
2021-10-19

Mantegna sought to explore the emotion of events in the bible. His works of the Madonna & Child achieve great warmth & love. Madonna of the Cherubim (1485), Madonna of the Cave (1488-90) & Ecce Homo (c1500)

1 5
2021-10-19

In 1460 Mantegna was appointed Court artist by Ludovico III Gonzaga at his Ducal Court in Mantua. There he created frescoes in the Camera degli Sposi, Ducal Palace, Mantua (1465-74). These document the Duke & his Court. His oculus is one of the triumphs of the Renaissance

1 4
2021-10-19

The San Zeno Polyptych (1457-60) is another work where Mantegna’s research is apparent. A particular feature are the garlands, inspired by Roman sarcophagi. It was the first major Renaissance work in Verona & he is believed to have designed the frame.

1 3
2021-10-19

Squarcione taught him Latin & he was open to Florentine influences. The two split when Mantegna turned 17. Drawing (c1450), St Bernardine (1450). Despite their break Squarcione imbued in his student a commitment to placing contemporary art in the context of the Roman antique

1 4
2021-10-19

Thread: Andrea Mantegna (c1431-1506) was an Italian Renaissance painter & antiquarian. His work linked modern painting with Roman antiquity. Oculus, Camera degli Sposi (1465-74), Madonna & Child (c1455) & Portrait of a Man (c1470). He is one of my favourite artists

6 46
2021-10-19

Virgin and Child (Madonna of Humility), 1490

1 10
2021-09-24