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Raphael
Next year in New York, a rare opportunity to see all of Raphael
The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York recently announced that "Raphael: Sublime Poetry" will be held from March 29 to June 28, 2026. It will brin...
Dialogue Renaissance
Janet Cole on Renaissance busts: identity and honor
Dialogue with the Renaissance—Janet Cole on bust research, detection, and global art history.
Siena Art
"Siena: 1300-1350", the rise of painting in a city
In the history of art, Siena, a small city in Tuscany, Italy, is often overshadowed by the brilliance of its rival Florence. However, the exhibition "Siena...
Renaissance
Florence 1504: Michelangelo, Leonardo, and Raphael in one room
A freezing January day when Florence’s giants gathered—and the city chose where art would stand.
Renaissance
Martin Kemp: Brunelleschi, perspective, and Renaissance light
Starting with Brunelleschi—how perspective and light became Renaissance “science.”
Renaissance
World art history dialogues close on the Renaissance
Outstanding scholars wrap a year of Renaissance talks—methods, debates, and global art history.
Renaissance
Dombrowski on Botticelli: how the Renaissance was misread
German scholar Dombrowski on Botticelli and the modern myths that still reshape Renaissance looking.
Dialogue Renaissance
UCL’s Wright on Renaissance art and architecture
Professor Wright of University College London on reading Renaissance buildings and images together.
Prado Museum
Prado curator on bringing Spanish masterpieces to Shanghai
A Prado Museum curator on the Shanghai special exhibition—loans, taste, and display choices.
Renaissance
At the Met, see the "hidden faces" of the Renaissance
"There is the face of a fair-haired maiden, which I treasure in this little round box... For her I have composed a sad elegy, and this sweet and lasting me...
Michelangelo
Michelangelo's last thirty years
In 1534, the 59-year-old Michelangelo (1475-1564) left Florence for Rome, where he worked for nearly 30 years, painting "The Last Judgment" and other ...
Botticelli
Botticelli’s drawings: how a Renaissance master formed
First major Botticelli drawings show—how the Renaissance master was built on paper before paint.