Perseus and Andromeda (after the Titian?); Hercules Wrestling Nemion Lion (from Sketchbook)

In this horizontal composition Hans Cranach depicted an episode from the story of Hercules which is not particularly heroic in comparison to most of the hero’s labours and exploits...

The Penitent Saint Jerome is dated to the final period of Titian’s career. During these years Titian continued to paint masterpieces, such as the great canvas of The Martyrdom of S...

In his Arte de la Pintura, Pacheco left a significant account of Rubens’ second trip to Spain of 1628–29 (following his first trip of 1603). Pacheco mentions some of Rubens’ activi...

The Apotheosis of Hercules, along with other similar scenes of figures elevated into the heavens, was a commonly depicted subject in Baroque art, used for decorative cycles and in ...

The Hermit or the Holy Hieronymus The lion in the lower right corner of the picture suggests that the man who is reproduced sitting at the table is the Holy Hieronymus (c. 347420),...

Prior to 1874 this Virgin and Child was in the Sciarra-Colonna collection in Rome, where it was seen by Crowe and Cavalcaselle who included it in their publication on Titian of 187...

The Iberian-Roman city of Cástulo, located on the right bank of the Guadalimar River, is one of the capital centers of the peninsular midday during the antiquity, both for the exte...