Madonna di Senigallia Print by Della FrancescaThe Story Behind the Madonna di Senigallia Print by Della Francesca Painted around 1474, the Madonna di Senigallia Art Print demonstrates Piero Della Francescas high quality use of light and his attention to detail. The small scale of the master painting implies that it was originally intended for private worship. The original of the Madonna di Senigallia Art Print is currently housed in the Ducal Palace of Urbino. The painting was discovered in 1822

Hera/Juno spills her breast milk whilst nursing the infant Heracles/Hercules

The master painting of the Madonna of Peace print is currently within The Pinacoteca Civica Padre Pietro Tacchi Venturi

The last of a Dürer’s self-portraits was painted in 1500

Painted around 1474

De La Tour portrays a calm serenity justifying the French Baroque painter’s reputation

although his early training is a matter of speculation

The Story Behind the Durer Self Portrait at Twenty Six Print

25 years after he completed the Sistine Chapel ceiling (which includes the famous Creation of Adam)

Representing Christ as the saviour of the world

but a ‘tronie’ or a painting of an imaginary figure

The Story Behind The Birth of Venus Print

The Full Moon Over Mountain Landscape print depicts a twilight moon being cast over the mountain