Giuliano de Medici Art Print by Sandro BotticelliGiuliano de Medici was the ruler of Florence in the early 1510s and the younger brother to Lorenzo de Medici. Giuliano was brutally murdered by the familys rivals, the Pazzi family, during the Easter mass of 1478. Botticelli was commissioned to complete this portrait which honoured Giuliano as a saint like figure, with symbolic details such as the mourning dove and open window.

the quality of the Portrait of A Man with a Quilted Sleeve print has always been commended

with the realistically draped clothing and the emotional faces of the figures

The Story Behind the Self Portrait Print by Raphael

the Mary and Child print by Pinturicchio is one of his many images of the Virgin and child

The pose in the Rembrandt Self Portrait at 53 print is reminiscent of several earlier works by Rembrandt

It was completed in 1470 and depicts a female character called Fortitude

supple skin

an oriental turban

a Christian saint who lived during the life of Constantine the Great

painted at the same time

Together with Hokusai

a genre of Japanese art