Bible Art

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Category

Artwork Type

Madonna with Child and Saints

1518 Painting

This painting, commonly referred to as the Pucci Altarpiece (as it was commissioned by Francesco Pucci, a political figure who worked with the Medici family), is Pontormo's largest oil painting, and one of the few works by him which still resides in its original location.…

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Madonna with Seated Child

Andrea del Verrocchio

1470 Painting

This painting of the Virgin Mary holding the Christ Child is oil and tempera on poplar panel It measures height: 75.8 cm (29.8 in) ; width: 54.6 cm (21.4 in) It is housed in the Gemäldegalerie, Berlin, Germany.

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Madonna With Two Angels

Agostino di Giovanni

Sculpture

This sculpture is of polychromed marble measuring 53 cms (20 3/4 inches) It is in a private collection

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Maestà di Santa Trinita

Cimabue

1280-85 Painting

Cimabue depicts the Madonna and Child enthroned in Heaven, seated upon an intricate gold throne that also suggests the architecture of Heaven, with its tower-like pillars. The two are flanked by angels, arranged symmetrically on either side, their hands holding the towers…

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Magdalen Reading

Piero di Cosimo

1520 Painting

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Map of Hell

Botticelli

1480 Drawing

Using pen and brush on vellum, Botticelli visually represents Dante’s 14th-century epic poem “Inferno.” This Pen and ink on sheep parchment measures 32.50 x 47.50 and is housed in the Royal Academy of Arts, London, United Kingdom.

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Bible Artwork by Artist

The Bible, its themes, events and characters, are the subject of many of mankind's finest works of art.

Here, we endeavor to present a myriad of examples from the history of art.

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