The painting, “Portrait of a Woman” (circa 1575) by the Italian Renaissance master Giovanni Battista Moroni, was a centerpiece of a 2019 exhibition of his work at the Frick Collection ...

Like European collectors of the time, they had a taste—sometimes a passion—for Italian Renaissance paintings. It seemed that a work by Leonardo, Raphael, or Titian might never go out of fashion.

A visitor to the Uffizi Galleries, the famed art museum in Florence, Italy, tripped backward this past weekend while ...

This Italian artist became the first female superstar of the Renaissance . Sofonisba Anguissola's undeniable talent attracted the attention of Michelangelo and the king of Spain.

Portrait of a Woman, painted by Italian Renaissance master Giovanni Battista Moroni circa 1575, is joining the Frick’s permanent collection, the museum announced in a statement last week, adding ...

She uses archives, Renaissance paintings and a car she drives across the Italian countryside. Her passion isn’t just cultural. She says our global food supply may well be at stake.

W hy bother looking at drawings when paintings are so much bigger, more colourful, and, well, ... Raphael, The Three Graces, c. 1517-18, from Drawing the Italian Renaissance at the King's Gallery ...

Art & Exhibitions The Met’s New Show Brings Together Renaissance Portraits That Aren’t What They Seem. Artists used the back of canvases, hinges, panels and codes to reveal secret messages.

The walls of the Frick Collection’s stately Gilded Age mansion in New York are lined with distinguished Old Master portraits, many depicting the kings, knights, and patrons of the Italian ...

According to the museum, the portrait by Giovanni Battista Moroni is “the most significant Italian Renaissance painting” it has acquired in more than half a century ...

ROLL UP YOUR SLEEVES, Italian high jewellery is on the menu, with a side of history of course. We’re in the mood for a degustation of tantalising treasures representing a culture of art and ...