Michael Gregory, Bellini’s St. Francis meets Piazzoni at the Headlands (2024)

Considered in his later years to be the greatest Venetian painter of his time, Giovanni Bellini was the teacher of the leading Venetian artists of the next generation. Among them w...

This panel of The Annunciation entered the Thyssen-Bornemisza collection from the British art market and seems to have previously been in a private London collection. Roberto Longh...

Andrea Solario was the brother of the sculptor Cristoforo Solario, known by the nickname Il Gobbo (the Hunchback), accompanying him to Venice around 1490 and returning from there t...

Pietro degli Ingannati was a painter from the Veneto documented in Venice in the first half of the 16th century. His life and his work, which has on occasions been confused with th...

The oldest reference in the Museum’s archives to this painting is a text written in London in November 1932 by Tancred Borenius. In his concise report Borenius unreservedly attribu...

Antonio di Manfredo da Bologna, known as Antonio Pirri, was a Bolognese painter about whom little is known. The only surviving information to date is that he was in Naples in 1511....

This double-sided panel painting is one wing of a large altarpiece. During Lent the wings would have been closed, concealing the brightly painted panels and displaying only the mon...