Late Renaissance

This charger represents one of the finest artistic traditions of late Medieval and early Renaissance Spain. Hand-thrown and decorated with shimmering metallic copper lustre over a cr...

A magnificent pair of large antique Victorian brass fire dogs dating to circa 1880, exceptionally decorative examples displaying all the exuberance and quality associated with the la...

By the Renaissance and later periods, these fascinating instruments were widely used as teaching and demonstration pieces.

Produced as a practical domestic vessel, it displays the restrained yet purposeful form characteristic of late medieval and early Renaissance metalwork. The rounded, bellied body is...

Stylistically, the table stands at the transition between the late Spanish Renaissance and the early Baroque period.

The detailed work suggests it could be from an antiquities book or a collection of historical illustrations, commonly produced during the Renaissance or later periods when there was ...

The design draws inspiration from substantial European trestle tables of the Renaissance and later periods. Its two monumental oak supports are richly profiled and decorated on eithe...

The distinctive high-prowed boat and covered passenger compartment evoke the elegance and social customs of historic Venice during the late Middle Ages and Renaissance. Mercuri base...

Inspired by the monumental obelisks of Ancient Egypt and their later adoption into Roman, Renaissance, and Neoclassical architecture, these refined sculptures combine geometric purit...

Inspired by the monumental obelisks of Ancient Egypt and their later adoption into Roman, Renaissance, and Neoclassical architecture, these refined sculptures combine geometric purit...

This charger represents one of the finest artistic traditions of late Medieval and early Renaissance Spain. Hand-thrown and decorated with shimmering metallic copper lustre over a cr...

This ceremonial planter, crafted in carved, ebonized, and richly gilded wood, eloquently reflects the Italian decorative tradition of the 19th century, in which historicist eclectici...

A rare and historically significant portrait depicting the Duke of Urbino as a newborn, dated 1605, and attributed to Federico Barocci (1525–1612), one of the leading painters of the...

This Bacchic imagery—associated with wine, revelry, and classical antiquity—places the piece firmly within a decorative tradition that blends Renaissance revival and later European o...

Created during the mid-to-late 1800s Renaissance Revival movement, this cabinet reflects France’s romanticized appreciation for its historical craftsmanship, serving as a luxurious s...

Originally derived from the architectural moldings of the Renaissance, by the late 17th century, it evolved to incorporate the more exuberant floral and foliate motifs of the Baroque.

It is in a dark patinated gilt Florentine late 17th - early 18th Century Renaissance style cassetta frame.

These candlesticks were produced in the Netherlands during the late Gothic to early Renaissance transition and are highly prized for their craftsmanship, sculptural presence, and ass...

The detailing of the engraving, enhanced by delicate hand-coloring, reflects the opulence and refinement of the French Renaissance court. These later impressions, produced around 19...

Busts and statues of Antinous were among the most sought-after antiquities in eighteenth- and nineteenth-century collections and were widely reproduced in both marble and bronze. Ren...

This finely made piece exemplifies the late Gothic to early Renaissance period of German arms manufacture.

The second leaf features a vibrant illuminated initial in red and blue tones, demonstrating the artistry typical of late medieval to early Renaissance manuscript decoration.

The figures are rendered with elegance and restraint, their garments flowing in rhythmic harmony, evoking the late Medieval and Renaissance fascination with chivalry, hierarchy, and ...

The original Pietra Dura technique originates from Renaissance Italy. and later famously adapted by India for the taj Mahal.

Baltard’s engraving presents an architectural study of several chimney structures featuring elaborate decorative programs typical of French Renaissance and later classical design tra...

The panels are influenced by Italian grottesche, a style of decorative art seen in ancient Rome and later revitalized during the Renaissance. Most of the motifs are identical, with ...

It became especially popular in the Roman period and was later revived during the Renaissance and again in the 19th century as part of the Neoclassical movement.

The Corinthian order, known for its elaborate and ornate capitals often adorned with acanthus leaves, became a symbol of luxury and sophistication during the Renaissance and later pe...

These works were typically produced in Roman and Florentine workshops specializing in casts after antique originals and Renaissance interpretations. The later giltwood frame, with i...

You are viewing a gorgeous French Abusson tapestry of a Medieval romance scene This tapestry evokes the Late Gothic to Early Renaissance period and was likely inspired by iconic work...

Ancient knowledge of the stars was only rediscovered in Europe during the late Middle Ages and early Renaissance. The first surviving terrestrial globe is that of Martin Behaim from ...

The setting is that of an enclosed garden or a luxurious interior space, with precise details of plants, trees, fountains, or furniture, typical of Renaissance or late medieval tapes...

Their juxtaposition creates a visual dialogue between faith, discipline, and creative identity in late medieval and early Renaissance life. Plate No.30, titled "Chevalier de Rhodes"...

This lovely 17th century painting was made in the last part of the European Renaissance period, also known as the high renaissance, late 17th century.

Antique large marble mortar of the high period. Dating from the late Middle Ages, early Renaissance. This mortar is made of grey marble.

The outfit reflects the influence of Spanish noble attire, rooted in Renaissance fashion, and later adapted for use in the 'corrida'.

The intricate carvings reflect the influence of the early European Gothic style, which was popular during the late medieval and Renaissance periods in Europe.

These garments reflect the prestige of high-ranking positions within these orders, especially during the later medieval and early Renaissance periods when symbolic dress became ever ...

Each figure is meticulously rendered, showcasing the intricate designs of their plate armour, feathered crests, and period-accurate weaponry, likely inspired by late Medieval or Rena...

Their black and red plumed hats, polished breastplates, and long pikes are reminiscent of the formidable Swiss mercenaries who played a significant role in European warfare during th...

Their static posture is balanced by a wealth of detail in textile, pattern, and color, capturing the power and pomp of state or religious authority in the late medieval and early Ren...

Title: 19th-Century Hand-Coloured Lithograph of Ornate Tournament and Plate Armor Description: This finely detailed hand-coloured lithograph showcases two magnificent examples of ...

The knight's steel armor is meticulously decorated with golden embellishments, showcasing intricate patterns of scrollwork and filigree, reflecting the opulence and pageantry of chiv...

Servant, Dominican Nun, and Young Lady in Traditional Italian Dress This harmonious trio of hand-colored costume prints presents three women from different walks of life in late m...

He also began what one might consider a late-life renaissance, staging exhibitions, performances and even starting his own art space inside the Bread & Salt art space in Logan He...

They cast bronzes by many of the most renowned sculptors of the day including Carpeaux, Pradier, Fremiet and Carrier-Belleuse, as well as reproducing important and popular antique, R...

The tradition of artful Neapolitan dolls, called presepio, emerged out of the regional sculptural traditions of depicting saintly figures during the late Gothic era. During the Rena...

The Swiss cantons, particularly Bern, were known for their military prowess in the late Middle Ages and early Renaissance. The halberd, a weapon that combined the effectiveness of an...

Clad in an opulent blue and gold surcoat, with a matching cape flowing behind him, he embodies the chivalric ideals of the late medieval and Renaissance periods. His finely crafted s...

Tapestries were ubiquitous in the castles and churches of the late medieval and Renaissance eras. At a practical level, they provided a form of insulation and decoration that could b...

Their crisp attire and disciplined expressions exemplify the legendary Swiss military precision that made them some of the most formidable mercenaries in Europe during the late medie...

Notably fine example of the 19th century revival of pastoral sculpture depicting rural life in an idealised and romantic style which first appeared in Hellenistic and Roman wall pain...

Initially serving practical purposes as floor and sleeping rugs, these plush Moroccan carpets have evolved into cherished additions to contemporary homes. As the mid to late twentie...

Also, the court of Frederick II of Hohenstaufen (1194–1250), a center of intellectual exchange in his time, shows black Africans in an array of positions that would later recur in Re...

The design draws inspiration from ornamental traditions that became particularly prominent during the Renaissance and were later revived in Neoclassical European decoration.

The men are dressed in colorful attire typical of the late Middle Ages or Renaissance period. The one on the right is handing over what appears to be a document or a letter to one of...

His third son Umesh Chand Bansal went on to formally study art and architectural decoration of Renaissance period and later on became one of the legendary artists of “Parchin Kari” a...

In European decorative art, the sphinx enjoyed a major revival during the Renaissance. Later, the sphinx image, something very similar to the original Ancient Egyptian concept, was e...

Function : Chests (of all shapes and sizes) were the most common form of furniture in late-medieval/Renaissance households. Even poor households are likely to have had at least one, ...

Such archness is typical of Mannerism, or the late Renaissance. In any case, the print bears the engraver’s initials “GR.F”, and the inscription “a Fontana.Bleo.