Few seventeenth-century still lifes press abundance upon the eye with the physical insistence of Adriaen van Utrecht’s The Pantry. Painted...
Adriaen van Utrecht’s Fishmonger’s Stall, painted around 1640, turns an ordinary commercial setting into an immense display of marine abundance....
Across a field crowded with tents, soldiers, horses and distant ships, the painting traditionally known as Meeting of Charles V...
Luigi Ademollo’s Transportation of the Ark of the Covenant Containing the Tablets of the Law, painted in 1816 for the...
Luigi Ademollo’s The Menorah, painted in 1816 for the Room of the Ark in the Galleria Palatina at Palazzo Pitti,...
Albrecht Adam’s The Return from the Hunt, painted in 1828 in oil on canvas, measures 69 × 101 cm and...
Albrecht Adam’s Battle of Moscow on 7 September 1812, painted between 1815 and 1825, is a remarkably small work for...
Giuseppe Abbati’s The Cloister of Santa Croce (1861–1862) reduces a building site in one of Florence’s most famous religious complexes...
Niccolò dell’Abbate’s Moses Rescued from the Nile, usually dated around 1560, transforms the biblical discovery of the infant Moses into...
Niccolò dell’Abbate’s Portrait of a Gentleman with a Falcon, painted around 1548–50, presents an unidentified northern Italian aristocrat with the...
Masséot Abaquesne’s Ceramic Floor of 1557 belongs to the ambitious decorative projects that brought Renaissance imagery into French ceramic art...
Masséot Abaquesne‘s The Flood, produced in Rouen around 1555 and preserved in the Musée National de la Renaissance at Écouen,...