Artists

Alberti	Florence: Facade of the Santa Maria Novella Palazzo Rucellai Rotonda Santissima Santissima Annunziata Architecture in bird’s-eye view theory with i.a. ‘De re aedificatoria’
Algardi	Rome Statue of Filippo Neri (Chiesa Nuova Sacristy)
Ammanati	Florence: Palazzo Pitti courtyard Stairs design Michelangelo (ricetto) Fountain of Neptune Architecture in bird’s-eye view: mannerism
Andrea di Bonaiuto (or Andrea da Firenze)	See: Andrea
Andrea del Castagno	See: Castagno
Andrea da Firenze Also known as Andrea di Bonaiuto	Florence Santa Maria Novella Spanish chapel Chiostro verde: 1.0 Spanish Chapel (fresco cycle) 1.1 The frescos of Andrea da Firenze Altar wall: 1.2 The road to the Calvary The Crucifixion The Descent of Christ into limbo Right wall: 1.3 The true path to salvation Left wall: 1.4 The triumph of St Thomas of Aquinas
Andrea del Sarto	See: Sarto
Andrea del Verrocchio	See: Verrocchio
Angelico Fra	Rome: Niccoline chapel (Vatican) Florence Descent from the Cross (compared with Donatello’s Descent from the Cross) Florence San Marco: 1.  Fra Angelico and the San Marco 2.  Altarpiece Choir of the San Marco 3.  The predella of the main altar 4.  The courtyard: Crucifixion 5.  The frescos in the lunette 6.  The Chapter house The cells of the dormitorium: 7.  De novices (south side) 8.  The cells of the  monks (east side) 9.  The cells of the laybrothers (north side) 10. Double  cell of Cosimo (north side) 11. Two frescos of Mary in the corridors of the dormitorium
Anonymous (unknown)	Rome: Frescos in the chapel of Silvester (Santi Quattro Coronati) Frescos in the Santa Maria Antiqua (Roman Forum) Venice: Tomb Esquestrian statue Paolo Savelli (Santa Maria Gloriosa dei Frari)
Apollodorus of Damascus	Rome: Trajan’s  Forum Trajan’s column
Apollonius	Rome: The Belvedere torso (Vatican)
Arnolfo di Cambio	Florence kathedraal: Duomo Sculptures in the recesses of the Duomo facade Rome: Ciborium in the Santa Cecilia
Athenodoros, Hagesandros, Polydoros	Rome: Laocoön (Vatican)
Arnoldi Alberto	Florence: Capponi chapel and the  Bigallo
Baccio D’Agnolo	Florence: Loggia west side Piazza Santissima Annunziata Campanile Santo Spirito
Balla Giacomo	Venice: Abstract Speed and Sound (Peggy Guggenheim) Manifest of Futurism in Le Figaro
Banco Nanni di	See:  Nanni
Bandinelli Baccio	Florence: Monument of Giovanni dalle Bande Nere Hercules and  Cacus Wax model Hercules and Cacus Copy of the Laocoon The Pietà for his grave
Barthel Melchiorre	Venice: Wall tomb Doge Giovanni Pesaro (Frari church)  Madonna with  saints (San Zaccaria)
Basaiti Marco	Venice: Altarpiece  Ambrosius (Frari church)
Batoni Pompeo	Rome Il Gesù: Sacred heart of Jesus
Battista	Rome Il Gesù (ceiling): Triumph of the Name of Jesus
Bellini Gentile	Rome: Pietà (Pinacoteca Vatican) Venice: Miracle of the Cross at the Bridge of San Lorenzo (Accademia) Procession in piazza San Marco (Accademia)
Bellini Giovanni	Venice: S. Giobbe altarpiece (Accademia) Saints Christopher, Jerome and Louis of Toulouse (San Giovanni Crisostomo) Frari-triptych (Frari church) Polyptich of St. Vincenzo Ferrer (Santi Giovanni e Paolo) Madonna and saints (San Zaccaria)
Bentvueghels	Rome: Dutch artists group (Santa Costanza)
Bernini Pietro	Reliëfs in the Cappella Paolina (Santa Maria Maggiore; click on relief) Fontana della Barcaccia (and his son Gianlorenzo)
Bernini Gianlorenzo	Il Gesù Bust of Cardinal Roberto Bellarmine Cornaro chapel (Santa Maria della Vittoria) Sant’Andrea al Quirinale Bernini and Borromini: different characters Fontain of Triton (Piazza Barberini) Bee Fontain (Piazza Barberini) Villa Borghese: 1.   Aeneas, Anchises and Ascanis 2.   The Rape of Proserpina 3.   Apollo and  Daphne 4.   David 5.   Two busts: 5.1  Paul V 5.2 Scipione Borghese 6.   Damned Soul (influence of Caravaggio) 7.   The Truth Chigi chapel  (Santa Maria del Popolo): Daniel and Habakkuk Four Rivers Fountain The myth of the raised hand Rio della Plata Bust Costanza Bonarelli (now in Bargello, Florence) Ponte Sant’Angelo St. Peter’s Basilica: 1.  Square with two colonnades 2.  The criticism of Bernini’s square design 3.  Interior  4.  Scala regia (stairs) 5.  Constantine on a rearing horse  6.0. Baldacchino 6.1 Eight coat of arms on the plinth of the Baldacchino 7.  Statues in the pillars:      Longinus 8.  Tombe of Alexander VII 9.  Cathedra Petri Albertoni chapel (Sant Francesco a Ripa) Memorial to Maria Raggi (Santa Maria sopra Minerva) Collegio di Propaganda Fide (Piazza di Spagna)
Bertoldo di Giovanni	Florence Casa Buonarroti: Bronze battle relief
Bolgi Andrea	Rome: Helena  (St. Peters, pillar)
Bologna Giovanni	See: Giambologna
Bon Bartholomeo and Giovanni	Venice: Scuola Grande di San Rocco Entry portal of the  Santi Giovanni e Paolo Palazzo Contarini-Fasan or Casa della Desdemona Ca’d Oro
Borromini	Rome: Facade Collegio di Propaganda  Via di Propaganda  San Carlo alle Quattro Fontane Fountain books Palazzo Sapienza Sapienza and the Sant’Ivo The map: a geometric pattern The dome and the lantern Sant’Agnese in Agone The Oratorio Borromini and Bernini: different characters The corridor in Palazzo Spada Palazzo Falconieri: 1. The facade (Via Giulia) 2. The loggia  Falconieri Tiber Window Palazzo Barberini
Botticelli	Florence Ognissanti: Augustine See also pendant: Ghirlandaio Jerome
Bramante	Rome: Tempietto
Bril	Rome: Fresco (Santa Cecilia)
Braque Georges	Venice: The clarinet (Peggy Guggenheim)
Brunelleschi Filippo	Florence Baptisterium: Competition second set of doors (1401) Florence 1.0 The Ospedale degli Innocenti: 1.1 The construction history of the foundling hospital 1.2 The expansion of the Ospedale degli Innocenti after Brunelleschi’s departure 1.3 The consequences of the extension of the Ospedale degli Innocenti 1.4 A comparison: the facades of the Ospedale and the San Matteo (Accademia) 1.5 The proportions of the facade of the Ospedale degli Innocenti 1.6 The ospedale degli Innocenti and the Piazza Santissima Annunziata (Piazza dei Servi) 1.7 Behind the facade of the Ospedale degli Innocenti 1.8 Museum Ospegale degli Innocenti Florence: 1.0 The Santa Maria degli Angeli, or the Oratory 1.1 Brunelleschi and his style in the Oratory 1.2 The Oratory after 1500 Florence San Lorenzo: 1.    The church: San Lorenzo 2.0 Old Sacristy (Brunelleschi): 2.1  Light in the Old sacristy 2.2 Lantern of the Old sacristy 2.3 The circle, the square and the proportions of the Old sacristy 2.4 Baptistery in Padua and  the Old sacristy 2.5 The Old sacristy: Renaissance or Gothicism? 2.6 The meaning of the Old sacristy and the altar 2.7 The style of Michelozzo and Brunelleschi Florence Santa Croce: Pazzi Chapel: 1.0 The Pazzi Chapel in the cloister of the  Santa Croce 1.1 Interior 1.2 Porticus Florence Santa Felicita: Barbadori Chapel or Capponi Chapel Florence Santo Spirito: Church Santo Spirito Florence Santo Spirito and the San Lorenzo: A comparison between the Santo Spirito and the San Lorenzo Florence: Parte Guelfa Florence Santa Maria del Fiore or the Duomo: 1.0 Dome Duomo (Santa Maria del Fiore) Brunelleschi 1.1 Lantern 1.2 Crowing of the lantern 1.3 Dome a new style of just gothic? Florence: Florence Santa Maria Novella Gondi chapel: Crucifix Florence and Venice: The influence of the Santa Maria degli Angeli (Oratorium) on the Santa Maria della Salute Baldassare Longhena
Buontalenti Bernardo	Florence Uffizi: Porta delle Suppliche Florence Palazzo Pitti: The cave in the Boboli gardens
Canaletto	Venice: Capriccio of a Colonnade (Accademia) Piazza di San Marco view of St. Germaine Palazzo Ducale ceremonial staircase with the crowning ritual Molo and the Riva degli Schiavoni San Francesco della Vigna Campo Santi Apostoli Feast day of the Scuola San Rocco  Rialto bridge
Canova Antonio	Rome: Venus  (Paolina Borghese; Villa Borghese)
Caracci Annibale	Rome: Cerasi chapel altar piece and ceiling  (Santa Maria del Popolo)
Caravaggio	Portrait of Caravaggio by Ottavio Leoni The painter and his work: an explanation Cerasi chapel Crucifixion of St Peter Contarelli chapel (San Luigi dei Francesi): 1. Martyrdom of St. Matthew 2. Calling of St. Matthew 3. St. Matthew and the Angel 4. First version St. Matthew and the Angel 5. Second and final version Cavalletti chapel (Sant’Agostio): Madonna di Loreto Vittrici chapel (Chiesa Nuova): Entombment (replica) Madonna dei Palafrenieri
Carlevarijs Luca	Venice: Procession to the Santa Maria della Salute
Carpaccio	Venice: Miracle of the Holy Cross at Rialto (Accademia) The Dream of St. Ursula (Accademia) San Giorgio degli Schiavoni (Scuola Dalmata): 1. St. George impales the dragon with his lance 2. St.George slays the dragon and the preliminary sketch 3. Presentation of Christ 4. Jerome and the lion 5. The death of St. Jerome 6. St. Augustine in his Study
Castagno Andrea del	Florence: Last Supper: the influence od Donatello’s pulpit: the three  Mary’s at the grave Florence Sant’ Apollonia: 1. Het verhaal over het Laatste Avondmaal 2. Kruisiging 2.1 Graflegging 2.2 Opstanding 3. Sinopia Florence Duomo: Fresco van Niccolò da Tolentino Zie ook pendant van Uccello
Cavallini Pietro	Rome: Fresco: Last Judgement (Santa Cecila) Fresco Maria and Child (Santa Maria in Aracoeli)
Cavrilo (and B. Falconi, C. Molli):	Venice: Sculpture main altar Longhena (Santi Giovanni e Paolo)
Cellini Benvennuto	Florence: Perseus (Loggia dei Lanzi)
Chirico Giorgio de	Venice: The red tower (Peggy Guggenheim)
Cima da Conegliano	Venice: Baptism of Christ and the geometric composition (San Giovanni in Bragora) Adoration of the Shephards (Santa Maria dei Carmini)
Cimabue	Florence Uffizi: Enthroned Madonna with child: a comparison  Duccio and Giotto
Cione	See Jacopo di or Nardi
Ciuffani Bernardo	Florence Museo dell’Opera del Duomo: Matthew
Codussi Mauro	Venice: San Giovanni Crisostomo Santa Maria Formosa San Michele in Isola Palazzo Vendramin Calergi Palazzo Corner-Spinelli
Cortese Guglielmo	Rome: Altarpiece Crucifixion of Andreas (Sant’Andrea al Quirinale)
Cortona Pietro da	Rome: Santa Maria della Pace SS Luca e Martina
Court Juste Le	Venice: Group of sculpture main altar (Santa Maria della Salute)
Dali Salvador	Venice: The Birth of Liquid Desires (Peggy Guggenheim) The meeting of Dali with Freud
Danti Vincenzo	Florence Bargello: Triumphant over Falsehood
Dario Giovanni	Venice: Palazzo Dario
Donatello	Florence Duomo: A gigant on the buttresses of the Duomo Florence Museo dell’Opera del Duomo: 1.  John  fore the facade of the Duomo 2.   The five statues for the Campanile: 2.1 The prophets with or without beard or Pensieroso 2.2 Sacrifice Abraham and Isaac 2.3 Jeremiah 2.4 Habakkuk 3.   Mary Magdalene 4.   Cantoria: 4.1 Donatello’s cantoria 4.2 A comparison between the  two cantoria (Robbia Luca della and Donatello) 4.3 The rose window and the cantoria See further pendant: Lucca della Robbia Florence Orsanmichele: Donatello’s statues for the Orsanmichele: 1. Marcus 2. St. George 3. Louis of Toulouse Florence Santa Croce: 1. Two life-size crucifixen 2. Cavalcanti Tabernacle Padua Santa Maria dei Servi: Crucifix (wood) Florence San Lorenzo Old Sacristy: 1.0 The Old Sacristy: 1.1 The eight tondi 1.2 Four stories about the apostle John: 1.3 John and his dream on Patmos 1.4 Resurrection of Drusiana 1.5 The torture in boiling oil and the ascension of John 1.6 The apostles in the  lunettes 1.7 The recesses above the two bronze doors in the Old Sacristy 1.8 The ‘martyr’s door and the ‘apostle’s door’ 1.9 The Altar Florence interior San Lorenzo: 1.0 The pulpits: 1.1 Overview pulpits 1.2 The passion pulpit 1.3 Two Descents of the Cross: a comparison 1.4 Christ before Pilate 1.5 The pulpit with the resurrection of Christ 1.6 Three Mary’s at the grave 1.7 The limbo of Hell and the Resurrection of Christ 1.8 Two resurrections: a comparison between Donatello and Castagno 2. Cenotaph Florence Bargello: Two Davids marble and bronze Florence Palazzo Vecchio: The Judith and Holofernes
Duchamp Marcel	Venice: Nude, Sad Young Man on a Train (Peggy Guggenheim)
Duquesnoy Francois	Rome: St. Andrew (pillar Saint Peter’s basilica)
Ernst Max	Venice: Attirement of the bride la toilette de la mariée (Peggy Guggenheim)
Falcini	See Cavriolo
Fioravanti Neri di	Florence: Model Dome 1366
Fiore	See: Jacobello
Firenze Andrea da	See: Andrea
Fiumiani Antonio	Venice: 1.0 Ceiling in the San Pantaleon  1.1 A detail of the  ceiling painting
Fra Sisto en Fra Ristoro da Campi	Florence: Santa Maria Novella
Francesco Talenti	Campanile Duomo (upper part)
Gaddi Taddeo	Florence Santa Croce: Baroncelli Chapel: 1. Rejection of  Joachim’s Sacrifice 2. Meeting at the Golden Gate and the birth of Mary 3. The presentation of Mary and her engagement  4. The wall at the altar 5. Annunciation of Mary and Mary’s visit to Elisabeth 6. Annunciation to the shepherds and the  worship of the Christ Child 7. David and Jesse in the pilaster by the south wall 8. The apotheosis: the altarpiece Florence Santa Croce (together with Maso di Banco): Santa Croce Cappella Bardi di Vernio Santa Croce refectory: The Last Supper
Gentile da Fabriano	Florence Uffizi: Aanbidding der Koningen
Ghiberti Lorenzo	Florence Baptisterium:
	1. The competition of the second set of doors of the Baptistery (1401) 2. The first door of Ghiberti 3. Second door: Gates of Paradise  Florence Orsanmichele: Three statues of Ghiberti 1. John the Baptist 2. Matthew 3. Stephan Capomaestro building the dome
Ghiberti Vittore	Florence Baptisterium: Frame of the doors of the Baptistery Portrait of Vittore Ghiberti
Ghirlandaio Domenico	Florence Santa Trinita de Sassetti-kapel:
	1.0 Sassetti, de Santa Maria Novella en Santa Trinita 2.0 De kapel van Sassetti in de Santa Trinita 2.1 Voorzijde: visioen Augustus de sibille Tibur en David 2.2 De vier sibillen in het gewelf van de kapel 3.0 Zes verhalen van de heilige Franciscus: 3.1 Het verwerpen van aardse goederen 3.2 Bevestiging orderegels der franciscanen 3.3 De sultan en de vuurproef 3.4 Franciscus ontvangt de stigmata 3.5 De opwekking van de zoon van de notaris 3.6 De begrafenis van Franciscus 4.0 Altaarstuk, de nissen: Francesco, Nera d’Corsi 5.0 De muurgraven van Francesco Sassetti en Nera d’Corsi
	Florence Santa Maria Novella Tornabuoni Chapel (Cappella Maggiore):
	The chapel, the Tornabuonis and the contract The fresco cycle as a whole Seven stories of the Virgin on the left wall Ghirlandaio: a better storyteller than Gozzoli The Birth of Mary The Presentation of Mary The Adoration of the Magi, The Massacre of the Innocents and The Death and Assumption of the Virgin Portraits of contemporaries Visitation The birth of John the Baptist Zacharias Writing John’s Name The preaching of John the Baptist, the Baptism of Christ and Herod’s Banquet The groined vaults, the wall by the altar and the altarpiece The opening of the Tornabuoni Chapel to the public
	Florence Ognissanti:
	1. Laatste Avondmaal (refter) 2. Vespucci-kapel 3. Hiëronymus
Giambologna	Florence Bargello: Florence triumphant over Pisa Florence Loggia dei Lanzi: The  rape of the Sabine woman
Giambono Michele	Venice: St. Chrysogonos on horseback (San Trovaso)
Giorgione	Venice: La Tempesta (Accademia) ‘Sleeping Venus’ (facade Fondaco dei Tedeschi today in the  Ca’d Oro)
Giotto	Rome: Stefaneschi altar  (Pinacoteca Vatican) Florence: 1.  Bardi and Peruzzi Chapels: 1.1 Giotto’s frescoes in the chapels of the Peruzzi and Bardi families 1.2 Fresco technique and painting on the wall 1.3 Restoration 2.    Peruzzi Chapel: 2.1 The stories about John the Baptist 2.2 The stories about John the Evangelist 2.3 Methodology, execution and quality 3.   Bardi Chapel 3.1 The fresco cycle 3.2 The left wall 3.3 The right wall
Giovanni di Lapo	Florence: Duomo model
Goethe	On the palazzi in Venice
Gozzoli Benozzo	Rome: St. Anthony (Santa Maria in Aracoeli) San Gimignano Sant’Agostino: H. Anthonius Aankomst van Augustinus in Milaan in een vergelijking met Ghirlandaio’s weigering van het offer van Joachim
	Florence Palazzo Medici-Riccardi: Kapel van de drie koningen Gozzoli: frescocyclus Fra Filipino Lippi: altaarstuk
	1.0 De kapel en het palazzo 1.1 Achtergrond en geschiedenis 1.2 Ligging, functie, vorm en driedeling 2.0 Betekenis van de fresco’’s en het altaarstuk in de kapel 2.1 Gedicht, inscriptie vloer, portaal en altaarstuk 2.2 Symbolen en portretten 3.0 De frescocyclus en het altaarstuk 3.1 Een overzicht 3.2 De wanden 3.3 Koorruimte 3.4 Altaarstuk
Guardi Francesco	Venice: Procession to the Salute ‘Monastery visit’ (San Zaccaria)
Guidodotti Dario en Romanelli Raffaello	Florence San Lorenzo: Cenotaph Donatello
Heemskerck Maerten van	Drawings: Pantheon  The garden of Casa Gali with the Bacchus of Michelangelo
Jacobello del Fiore	Venice: Justice between the Archangels Michael and Gabriel (Accademia)
Jacopo di Cione	Enthroned  Madonna with Child (a comparison with Giotto)
Kandinsky Wassily	Venice: ‘Landscape with Red Stains, No.2’ (Peggy Guggenheim) The discovery of abstract painting
Lamberti Niccolò di Pietro	Museo dell’Opera del Duomo: Marcus (for the recesses of the facade of the Duomo Duomo)
Lapo Ghini Giovanni di	See Giovanni
Leger Ferdinand	Venice: Man in the city (Peggy Guggenheim)
Leochares (copy after)	Rome: Apollo (Pio Clementino Vatican)
Leonardo da Vinci	Rome: Jerome (Pinacoteca Vatican) Florence: Plan for the Baptistery Florence Bargello: Sketch of horrifying scene Bargello Drawing after Vitruvius The influence of Leonardo’s Mary with Child on Michelangelo Cardboard of the Madonna Child and Anna The influence of Leonardo on Verrocchio
Lippi Filipo	Rome: The Cornation of the Virgin Mary triptych (Pinacoteca Vatican)
Lippi Filippino Zie ook onder: Masaccio Masolino	Rome Santa Maria sopra Minerva: Cappella Carafa fresco cycle about St. Thomas and an altarpiece  1. The wall at the altar 2. The vaults 3. The triumph of true faith 4. The left wall  Florence Santa Maria Novella: Strozzi Chapel Filippino Lippi and the Strozzi Chapel 1.1 The fresco cycle of the lives of Saint Philip and John the Evangelist 1.2 Saint Philip Driving the Dragon from the Temple of Hieropolis and the Crucifixion of Philip 1.3 Saint John raises Drusiana from the Dead and The Martyrdom of Saint John 1.4 The altar wall and the sarcophagus of Filippo Strozzi 1.5 Precious materials and buon fresco Florence Santa Maria Carmine: Brancacci-kapel 1. De kerk en de kapel van Brancacci 2. De schilders van de Brancacci-kapel 3. Betekenis van de frescocyclus 4. De fresco’s in de Brancacci-kapel 5. Rechterwand: 5.1 De zondeval en de verdrijving uit het Paradijs 5.2 De cijnspenning 5.3 Petrus wekt de zoon van Theophylus tot leven 5.4 Portretten van tijdgenoten in de opwekking en de Sagra 6. Altaarwand: 6.1 Preek Petrus en het dopen 6.2 Petrus verdeelt aalmoezen 6.3 Petrus geneest met zijn schaduw 7. Linkerwand: 7.1 Genezing van de kreupele en de opwekking van Tabita 7.2 Dispuut met Simon Magus en de Kruisiging van Petrus 8. De evolutie van de schilderkunst van Giotto tot MasaccioRome Santa Maria sopra Minerva Carafa Chapel
Lippi Filippo	Rome: Triptych Coronation of Mary (Pinacoteca Vatican) Florence Palazzo Medici-Riccardi Kapel van de drie koningen: Altaarstuk: Maria in het bos
Lombardo Pietro	Venice: Burial monument for Doge Pietro Mocenigo (Santi Giovanni e Paolo)
Lombardo Tullio	Venice: Double-portrait also self-portrait (Ca d’Oro) Coronation of  Mary (San Giovanni Crisostomo)
Longhena Baldassare	Venice: Santa Maria della Salute Ca’Rezzonico Scuola Grande dei Carmini High Altar of the Santi Giovani e Paolo Ca’Pesaro
Longhi Pietro	Venice: The Pharmacist (Accademia)
Lorenzetti Ambrogio	Florence Uffizi: Presentatie in de tempel
Lotto Lorenzo	Venice: Portrait of a Gentleman in his Study (Accademia) St. Nicholas in glory (Santa Maria dei Carmini)
Lysippos	Rome: Apoxyomenos  (Pio Clementino Vatican)
Maciano Giuliano	Florence Santa Croce: Completion of the facade Pazzi Chapel after  Brunelleschi and Michelozzo
Maderno Carlo	Rome: Santa Maria della Vittoria
Magritte Rene	Venice: Empire of light Empire des lumieres (Peggy Guggemheim)
Maiano Benedetto da	Florence: Palazzo Strozzi The courtyard of the Palazzo Strozzi
Manetti Antonio	Florence: The portico of the Santissima Annunziata The dome of the San Lorenzo Revenge for criticism of the dome  The competition of the bronze doors Baptistery in 1401 Old Sacristy: dispute between Brunelleschi and Donatello
Mantegna	Venice: St. Sebastian (Ca d’Oro)
Marino Marini	Venice: The Angel of the City (Peggy Guggenheim)
Masaccio	Florence Santa Maria Novella: 1. Holy Trinity 1.1 The Renaissance in Santa Maria Novella with the Holy Trinity of Masaccio 1.2 The Holy Trinity or Trinity of Masaccio in Santa Maria Novella 1.3  A hole in the wal: the lineair perspective 1.4 The tradition of Masaccio’s Mercy Seat and Holy Trinity 1.5 Space and time in the Trinity 1.6 The Trinity and the Dominicans’ view on the Christian community Florence Santa Maria del Carmine: Brancacci Chapel The church and chapel of Brancacci The painters of the Brancacci Chapel The meaning of the fresco cycle 4. De fresco’s in de Brancacci-kapel 5. Rechterwand: 5.1 De zondeval en de verdrijving uit het Paradijs 5.2 De cijnspenning 5.3 Petrus wekt de zoon van Theophylus tot leven 5.4 Portretten tijdgenoten in de opwekking en de Sagra 6. Altaarwand: 6.1 Preek Petrus en het dopen 6.2 Petrus verdeelt aalmoezen 6.3 Petrus geneest met zijn schaduw 7. Linkerwand: 7.1 De genezing van de kreupel en de opwekking van Thabita 7.2 Dispuut met Simon Magus en de Kruisiging van Petrus 8. De evolutie van de schilderkunst van Giotto tot Masaccio
Masolino	Rome San Clemente: Catherine of Alexandria (fresco cycle San Clemente) Florence Santa Maria del Carmine: Brancacci Chapel: see Masaccio
Massari	Venice: Ballroom and stairway of the Ca’Rezzonico Palazzo Grassi
Memling Hans	Venice: Portrait of a  young man (Accademia)
Michelangelo	Rome: Porta Pia Pietà Sixtine chapel: 1. Ceiling  2. Last Judgment Piazza del Campidoglio Sforza chapel (Santa Maria Maggiore) Risen Christ first version (San Vincenzo, Bassano Romano) Risen Christ (Santa Maria sopra Minerva) Florence San Lorenzo Facade design San Lorenzo The new Sacristy or Cappelle Medicee: 1.0 Architecture 1.1 The New and Old Sacristy 1.2 The new style of Michelangelo 1.3 So how exactly does the architecture in the New Sacristy deviate from Vitruvian rules? 2.0 The new Sacristy Cappelle Medicee sculpture: 2.1 The genesis of the statues in the Cappelle Medicee (New Sacristy) 2.2 The four statues on the two tombs in the New Sacristy 2.3 The recesses with Lorenzo and Giuliano Capitani 2.4 The Madonna with the Child opposite the altar in the New Sacristy 2.5 The great discovery in the New Sacristy  Florence Palazzo Vecchio: 1.   Michelangelo’s Victory 1.1 The influence of Michelangelo’s Victory on other sculptors Florence San Lorenzo:  The Laurenziana library: 1. The library of Michelozzo as a prototype for the Laurenziana 2. The Laurenziana inside an already existing cloister of Michelozzo 3. Laurenziana: beauty versus functionality 4. The reading room 5. The ricetto of the Laurenziana 6. The columns in the walls of the ricetto: an architectonic trompe l’oeil 7. Staircase in the ricetto: a rather oversized piece of furniture Michelangelo’s views on: Architecture and his working method Florence Casa Buonarroti: 1. The Crucifix 2. The young Michelangelo in the sculpture garden of the Medici 3. The Battle relief 4. The influence of Bertoldo’s bronze relief on Michelangelo’s battle relief 5. The Madonna of the stairs Florence Bargello: 1. A Bacchus of Michelangelo and one of Jacopo Sansovino 2. The Pitti tondo 3. The Taddei tondo 4. The Apollo of Michelangelo 5. The Brutus Florence Accademia: 1.1 The David of Michelangelo: a true giant 1.2 The commission and the placement of the giant David 1.3 The placement and unveiling of the giant 2.0 Michelangelo and his missing bronze copy to Donatello’s David 3.0 Michelangelo and his apostle Matthew 3.1 Matthew: a perfect illustration of Michelangelo’s way of working 4.0 The four slaves or prisoners of Michelangelo in the Accademia Florence Museo dell’Opera del Duomo: The Duomo Pietà Milaan: The Rondanini Pietà Florence Santa Croce: The grave of Michelangelo
Michelozzo	Florence: Palazzo Medici-Riccardi The style of contemporaries and architects: Michelozzo and Brunelleschi Ciborium San Miniato al Monte The library of the San Marco The rotonda of the Santissima Annunziata (completed by Alberti) Santissima Annunziata (loggia and courtyard) The first courtyard of the San Lorenzo
Milano Giovanni	Florence Santa Croce Rinuccini Chapel: Expulsion of Joachim from the temple Joachim
Mochi	Rome: Veronica (St. Peter click on St Veronica)
Molli	See Cavrioli
Mondriaan Piet	Venice: No title oval composition (Peggy Guggenheim)
Moore Henry	Venice Peggy Guggenheim: Three standing figures
Nanni di Banco	Florence Duomo: Isaiah for the buttresses of the Duomo (nowadays in the  Bargello) Luke (for the recesses of the facade of the Duomo (nowadays in the Bargello) The Ascension of Mary (Porta della Mandorla) Florence Orsanmichele: Quattro Coronati
Nardo di Cione Altarpiece Orcagna	Florence Santa Maria Novella: Strozzi di Mantova Chapel 1.   fresco cycle 1.2 overview and scheme 1.3  Altarpiece (Orcagna)
Neri di Fioravanti	Florence: Dome Duomo model
Orcagna Andrea di	Florence Orsanmichele: Assumption of Mary Presentation of Mary (relief) Florence Santa Maria Novella: Strozzi Chapel with altarpiece
Pagno di Lapo Portigiani	Florence San Lorenzo: Completion of the dome of the San Lorenzo (after Manetti)
Palladio Andrea	Venice: The facade of  San Francesco della Vigna San Giorgio Maggiore Il Redentore See further menu Vicenza or artist alphabetically Vicenza: 1. Arco delle Scalette 2. Casa Civena 3. Palazzo della Ragione 4. Loggia del Capitaniato 5. Palladio en Trissino 6. Palazzo Barbarano 7. Palazzo Chiericati 8. Palazzo Iseppo Porto 9. Palazzo Porto-Breganze 10. Palazzo Thiene 11. Palazzo Valmarana 12. Map of Vicenza of  Palladio’s buildings 13. Teatro Olimpico 14. Villa Rotonda
Palma il Vecchio	Venice: Barbara (Santa Maria Formosa)
Peruzzi	Rome: Salone delle prospettive (Villa Farnesina)
Pianta	Venice: Statues (Scuola Grande di San Rocco)
Picasso Pablo	Venice: The Poet (Peggy Guggenheim) Picasso’s ideas on Cubism
Pinturicchio	Rome: Bernardino of Siena (Santa Maria Aracoeli)
Piombo Sebastiano del	Rome: Polyphemes (Villa Farnesina) Venice: Crisostomos, John the Evangelist, John the Baptist and other saints (San Crisostomo)
Pisano Andrea	Florence: 1.0 The first bronze door Baptistery 1.1 The decision to cast the bronze doors 1.2 The influence of Giotto on Andrea Pisano’s door Campanile (after the start of Giotto)
Pollaiuolo Antonio	Battle between naked warrior
Pollock Jackson	Venice: Alcherny (Peggy Guggenheim) Pollock explained his painting technique Enchanted Forest (Peggy Guggenheim)
Polyclitus	The Canon and the ideal proportions of humans
Pomaracio	Stefano Rotondo (frescos)
Pontormo	Florence Santa Felicita Barbadori- of Capponi-kapel: Schilderingen in de Capponi-kapel Florence Architectuur kapel Brunelleschi 1. De kapel 2. Het glas-in-loodraam 3. Het altaarstuk 4. De schilderingen in de pendentieven, koepel en binnengevel 5. Inhoud en betekenis van Pontormo’s werk in de kapel
Pomarancio	Rome: Stefano Rotondo (frescos)
Pordenone	Venice: St Lorenzo Giustiniani and other Saints (Accademia)
Porta Giacomo della	Rome: Il Gesù Loggia Farnese
Pozzo Andrea	Rome Sant’ Ignazio: Ascension of Ignazio de Loyola ceiling  Detail: Pozzo self-portrait in Ascension  Detail: Asia
Praxiteles	Tivoli Villa Hadrianus: Aphrodite of Cnidus
Rabirius:	Rome: Palace of Domitian (Palatine)
Raggi Antonio	Rome: Assistent Bernini figures (Andreas) Sante Andrea al Quirinale Statue Carlo Borromeo (facade San Carlo alle Quattro Fontane)
Raguzzini	Rome: Piazza di San Ignazio
Rainaldi Carlo en Girolamo	Rome: Sant’Agnese in Agone (before Borromini)
Raphael	Rome: Stanze in the Villa Farnesina: 1. Galatea  2. Loggia di Psiche The tomb of Raphaël (Pantheon) Raphaël and the opening of his grave
Robbia Lucca della	Florence Bargello: Cantoria 1. A comparison between the two cantoria (Donatello) 2. The rose window and the cantoria Donatello’s Cantorie
Romanelli Raffaello en Guidodotti Dario	Florence San Lorenzo: Cenotaph Donatello
Rothko Mark	Venice: Sacrifice (Peggy Guggenheim)
Rubens	Rome: Madonna della Vallicella (Chiesa Nuova)
Ruskin	Venice: The Stones of Venice and the  order of Venice
Salvi Nicola	Rome: Trevi fountain
Sanctis Francesco de	Rome: The Spanish steps
Sangallo Antonio da	Rome: Palazzo Farnese
Sangallo Francesco da	Florence Orsanmichele: Virgin with Child and saint Anne Florence New Sacristiy San Lorenzo: Frieze (New Sacristy San Lorenzo Florence)
Sangallo Giuliano	Florence: Wooden model of the Palazzo Strozzi (click model) Villa of the Medici at Poggio a Caiano (click villa de Medici) Florence Santa Maria degli Angeli of Oratorium: Drawing map (click drawing)
Sanmicheli Michele	Venice: Palazzo Grimani
Sansovino Andrea	Rome Sant’Agostino: Virgin and Child with Saint Anne
Sansovino Jacopo	Florence Bargello: The Bacchus Arguing with Michelangelo  over the facade of the San Lorenzo Venice: John the Baptist (Frari church) Palazzo Corner della Grande (Ca’Grande or Ca’Corner Grande) San Marco’s domes (restoration) Zecca Biblioteca Marciana San Francesco della Vigna The genesis of the Piazza San Marco  Scala dei Giganti (Ducale) Palazzo Dolfin-Manin
Sarto Andrea del	Florence Chiostro dello Scalzo: 1. Fresco’s voor het vertrek naar Frankrijk 2. Fresco’s na terugkeer uit Frankrijk Florence San Salvi: Laatste Avondmaal in de refter
Settignano Desiderio da	Florence San Lorenzo: The tabernacle of sacraments
Severini Gino	Venice: Blue dancer (Peggy Guggenheim)
Simone Martini	Florence Uffizi: Annunciation
Taddeo Gaddie	See: Gaddie
Talenti Francesco	Florence:
Tiepolo Giambattista	Venice: Last Communion of St. Lucy Scuola Grande dei Carmini: 1.0 Sala del Capitolo 1.1 Ceiling frescos Sala del Capitolo: 1.2 Angel carrying the book of the Scuola  Angel showing the scapular to the people in purgatory 1.3 Faith (Cross and chalice), hope (anchor), love (mother with child) 1.4 Patience (?), innocence (young virgin carrying a goat) and finally chastity (?) 1.5 Vigilance, sincerity and patience, strength and justice 1.6 Mary handing the scapular to Simon Stock Apotheosis of St. Dominic the rosary Institution (Gesuati) ‘Madonna with three Dominican female saints’ (Gesuati) Vicenza Villa Valmarana: 1. Villa Valmarana and the fresco cycle of Tiepolo 2. Layout of the rooms A. Vestibule B. Room of Homer and layout C. Room of  Ariosto and layout D. Room of  Vergil and layout E.  Room of Torquato Tasso and layout
Tintoretto Jacopo	The Miracle of St Mark freeing a Slave (Accademia) Self-portrait Last Supper (San Trovaso) Last Supper (San Giorgio Maggiore) The Jews in the Desert (San Giorgio Maggiore) Portrait of Jacopo Sansovino Last Supper (S. Marcuola) Venice Scuola Grande di San Rocco: 1.0   Sala dell’ Albergo 1.1  Overview paintings ceiling and walls  in the Sala dell’Albergo Ceiling Sala dell’Albergo: 1.3   The Glorification of St. Roch 1.4   Uproar among artists about Tintoretto’s ‘sketch’ of St.Roch 1.5   Happiness Wall at entrance Sala dell’Albergo: 1.6   Ecce Homo (click on ecce homo) 1.7   The Ascent to Calvary 1.8   Christ before Pilate Wall opposite the entrance Sala dell’Albergo: 1.9   Crucifixion Sala Superiore: 2.0   Sala Superiore 2.1   Overview paintings ceiling and walls 2.2   Lifting the bronze snake Images in the Sala Superiore: 2.3   The Ascention 2.4   Jonah leaves the whale’s belly 2.5.  The resurrection of Christ 2.6   Last Supper 2.7   The Mirackle of Manna 2.8   Moses drawing Water from the Rock  2.9   Elysha multiplies the bread 2.10 The Adoration of the Shephards 2.11 The Baptism of Christ 2.12 The Eternal Father appears to Moses 2.13 The Pillar of Fire 2.14 Jacob’s Ladder 2.15 Fall of Man 2.16 Elijah fed by the Angel 2.17 The Passover 2.18 The Apparition of St. Roch 2.19 The Miracle of the Loaves and Fishes 2.20 The  Temptation of Christ 2.21 St. Roch, St. Sebastian Sala Terrena 3.0   Sala Terrena: 3.1   Overview paintings wall 3.2   Annunciation 3.3   Harsh criticism on the board of the Scuola and the Annunciation Images in the Sala Terrena: 3.4   Adoration of the Magi 3.5   The flight into Egypt 3.6   The Slaughter of the Innocents 3.7   St. Mary Magdalene 3.8   St. Mary of Egypt Paradise  (Ducale: hall council)
Titian	Rome: Madonna with Child in Glory and Saint (Pinacoteca Vatican) Doge Niccolo Marcelol (Pinacoteca Vatican; click on Doge Marcelol) Venice: Pietà (Accademia) Doge Andrea Gritti Cardinal Pietro Bembo Pesaro altarpiece Marcus and four saints Justitia (fresco on the facade of Fondaco dei Tedeschi now Ca d’Oro) Ascension (Frari church) Girocamo and cardiaal Marco Corner (studio of Titian) Annunciation Transfiguration (San Salvatore) Portrait of the poet Aretino Florence Uffizi: Portrait of the poet Aretino
Uccello Paolo	Florence Santa Maria Novelle Chiostro verde: 1.0 The work of Paolo Uccello in Chiostro Verde 1.1 The Creation of Adam and Eve and the Fall 1.2 The Flood and the Sacrifice and Drunkenness of Noah Florence Duomo: Fresco of John Hawkwood See pendant: Castagno Andrea del
Veneziano Lorenzo	Venice: Virgin Mary with child (Accademia)
Veneziano Paolo	Venice: Virgin Mary with child (Accademia) Virgin Mary with child doge Francesco (mouseover) Dandolo and his wife (Frari church)
Veronese Paolo	Venice: Christ in the house of Levy Mystical Marriage of St Catherine (Accademia) Holy Family and Saints  San Pantalon healing a Boy (San Pantaleone)  San Sebastiano: 1.0 San Sebastiano  Sacristy: 1.1 Coronation of the Virgin (scroll down) 1.2 Mark and John 2.0 The church San Sebastiano ceiling nave: 2.1 Esther before Ahasuerus 2.2 Triumph of Mordecai 3.0 Altarpiece: Mary with Child and saints 4.0 Organ with closed and open hatches 5.0  Walls of the gallery closed to the public: 5.1 The archer 5.2  St. Sebastian struck by arrows click on Sebastian 5.3 The monk and the black boy 6.0 Spandrels of the arch: 6.1 Annunciation The holy Family (San Franceso della Vigna) San Pantalon healing a boy (San Pantaleone)
Verrocchio Andrea del	Florence Bargello: The David Lady with primroses Florence Palazzo Vecchio: Putti with Dolphin  Florence Orsanmichele: Douting Thomas and Christ Florence: Crowning the lantern of the Duomo Venice: Equestrian statue of Colleoni (San Giovanni e Paolo)
Vignola Giacomo da	Rome: Il Gesù
Vincenzo	Zie onder Danti
Vittoria Alessandro	Venice: St. Jerome (Frari church) Palazzo Papadopoli St. Sebastian (San Salvatore)
Vivarini Alvise Basaiti Marco	Venice: Altarpiece St. Ambrose (Frari church) Resurrection of Christ (San Giovanni in Bragora)
Vivarini Antonio	Venice: Coronation of Mary (San Pantaleone)
Vivarini Bartholomeo	Venice: Triptych of St. Mark and other saints (Frari church) Mary with child and the Saints John the Baptist and Andreas (San Giovanni in Bragora) John the Baptist (San Giovanni in Bragora) Madonna della Misericordia (Santa Maria Formosa)
Zuccaro Federico	Rome: Palazzo Florence: The home and workshop of Frederico Zuccari Facade