Two paintings depicting different versions of the story of Judith and Holofernes will be on view at the Kimbell Art Museum.
By Chadd ScottKehinde Wiley and Artemisia Gentileschi together at Kimbell Art Museum
By Chadd Scott By Chadd ScottRaphael tapestries at Columbus Museum of Art
The Columbus Museum of Art will bring a set of six tapestries designed by Raphael to the U.S. for the first time.
By Chadd ScottMeadows Museum acquires first painting by Pedro de Campaña
The Meadows Museum, SMU has acquired a painting of a calvary scene by Pedro de Campaña (born Pieter de Kempener).
By Chadd ScottLandmark Pier Francesco Foschi at Georgia Art Museum
The Georgia Museum of Art presents the first exhibition dedicated to Pier Francesco Foschi, a highly prolific Florentine painter.
By Chadd ScottCummer Museum loans important Renaissance painting to groundbreaking exhibition
I was excited to find that one of the most important pieces in the show was a loan from the Cummer Museum of Art and Gardens in Jacksonville.
By Chadd ScottMinneapolis Botticelli show brings highlights of Uffizi Galleries to Mia
“Botticelli and Renaissance Florence” marks the first collaboration between Minneapolis Institute of Art and the Uffizi Galleries.
By Chadd ScottHans Holbein the Younger exhibition at Getty Museum
“Hans Holbein: Capturing Character in the Renaissance,” at Getty Museum is the first major museum exhibition of Holbein’s art in the U.S..
By Chadd ScottGiorgio Vasari, painting and influence, at Cummer Museum
One of the most successful Renaissance painters and architects had an even more impactful and lasting career as an author and historian.
By Chadd ScottMasterpiece from Medici court artist going on view for first time ever in New York at Christopher Bishop Fine Art
One of the highlights of Master Drawings New York (January 23-30, 2021) will be the opportunity to view a drawing by Jacopo Ligozzi (Italian 1547-1627), one of the most remarkable artists of the Medici court.
By Chadd ScottTitian masterpieces reunited for first time in U.S. at Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, Boston
Thanks to an unprecedented loan from the Wallace Collection, Titian’s Rape of Europa (Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum) will be reunited with its pendant Perseus and Andromeda for the first time in the United States.
By Chadd ScottFrist Art Museum Presents ‘Albrecht Dürer: The Age of Reformation and Renaissance’
Albrecht Dürer is celebrated as the greatest artist of the Northern Renaissance and one of the finest printmakers of all time.
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