NORTHERN RENAISSANCE TRIPTYCH

18th c. or earlier, poss. Siena, Virgin and Child, a saint to either side, written below, AVE MARIA GRANTIA PLENA (Hail Mary, Full of Gr

EUROPEAN, 17TH CENTURY A European Northern Renaissance tapestry of Jesus Christ. The work depicts Christ prior to his burial after his crucifixion in a blend of blue, brown, red, yellow, and gold thre

16th Century Netherlandish. Casting waste was not removed. Rare survival. Fine patina. Dimensions: H 2.75 x W 1.75" x D 1" Condition: Some age wear.

BOSCH-BRUEGEL AND THE NORTHERN RENAISSANCE By CLAUDIA LYN CAHAN and CATHERINE RILEY HARDCOVER. 1980.

Northwest Europe,Early 17th Century Allegorical northern renaissance hand woven tapestry after "The Nativity" by Peter Paul Reubens (1577-1640), most certainly of the period. From Belcourt castle Newp

Albrecht Dürer was a German painter, printmaker, and theorist who lived from 1471 to 1528. He is considered one of the greatest artists of the Northern Renaissance and is particularly renowned for

A lot of four vintage books about European painting and sculpture. Adam Elsheimer, Paintings, Drawings, Prints by Keith Andrews, 1977, in original dust jacket. Northern Renaissance Art, Painting, Scul

Oil on board painting by Milesi, a mid-20th century Italian artist. The piece depicts a male portrait in the manner of Northern Renaissance art. Signed by the artist in the lower right. Golden frame.

Italian neo renaissance triptych icon after an old example. However, 21st century. Lithographed. Dimensions: H 43 x W 53 cm. In good condition.

Mixed media painting, oil on canvas and assemblage. An imitation of Northern Renaissance portraiture, a portrait of a standing man with a book, a pen, and a skull. A coat of arms is depicted in the le

Pen and ink on paper drawing. Mid-20th century. After a 1511 woodcut titled The Adoration of the Magi by Albrecht Durer, 1471 to 1528, a German painter and printmaker of the Northern Renaissance. Sign

Renaissance and Baroque Art; Northern Renaissance Art; Italian Renaissance Art; Painters of Reality; Caravaggio; Palazzo Te- Giulio Romano's Masterwork in Mantua

Great French Painting in The Hermitage. Text by Charles Sterling, 1958. Northern Renaissance Art by James Synder, 1985, No dust jacket. The Metropolitan Museum of Art: Europe in The Age of Monarchy, 1

Renaissance Revival vargueno on stand, Northern Spain, 19th c., the fall front with carved figures, foliage and a central mask opening on mask carved slides to a fitted interior, resting on a carved t

(pair) Northern Spain Renaissance revival benches, the velvet damask upholstered flat seat having a carved foliate border, over a foliate carved curule form frame, highlighted by a carved mask, with t

Italian Renaissance Style Religious Triptych of Madonna and Child and Two Heralding Angels, 20th c., oil and gold leaf on panel, with a written inscription en verso stating the piece was purchased in

Renaissance Revival wrought iron five light chandelier, Northern Spain, having crown form top, issuing four chains, pierced circular body, with scroll, dragon, and profile designs, four scrolled arms

Large antique 19th Century or earlier Renaissance style petit point triptych, each panel depicting Classical scenes with knights, Queens and Kings, jesters, etc.. Each needlepoint panel separately fra

Spanish Renaissance Revival vargueno, Northern Spain, 19th c., having a gadrooned border over foliate carving, wrought iron mask and ring handles to sides, the fall front desk with carved dragon forms

The frontispiece leaf from an extremely early copy of the Apocalypsis Nova, attributed to the mystic Amadeus of Portugal, in Latin, fine Renaissance manuscript on parchment [northern Italy (the Veneto

(lot of 5) Spanish renaissance style carved chairs, Northern Spain, 19th c., each having carved mask finials over a flat backrest, cognac colored upholstery with nail head accents, rising on figural f

(lot of 2) Spanish renaissance revival curule armchairs, Northern Spain, 18th c., having black leather back rest between carved supports sloping into armrests finalizing in scrolling handholds, with l

Northern Europe, likely Netherlands or Germany, Renaissance Period, ca. 16th century CE. A fine silver ring presenting a ribbon-form band that thickens to an ovoid bezel inscribed "IHS" - a Christogra

Spanish Renaissance Revival style carved desk, Northern Spain, 19th c., foliate carving to five drawer facade, sides and back, rising on griffin form trestle base, wrought iron stretcher, restoration,