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Judith Beheading Holofernes
By: Artemisia Gentileschi
"Judith Beheading Holofernes" (1612) by Artemisia Gentileschi: Dramatic Baroque oil painting of biblical Judith, symbolizing courage and divine justice.
Adoration of the Shepherds
By: Jacob Jordaens
Jacob Jordaens’ 1657 oil painting "Adoration of the Shepherds" depicts the Nativity in Baroque style, highlighting its religious and historical significance.
Presentation of Child Jesus in the Temple to Simeon
By: Sébastien Bourdon
Sébastien Bourdon’s “Presentation of Child Jesus in the Temple” is a Baroque oil painting, depicting the biblical moment Simeon meets the infant Christ.
The Divine Shepherdess
By: Miguel Cabrera
Miguel Cabrera’s “The Divine Shepherdess” is an 18th-century oil painting, blending Baroque style with Catholic iconography, depicting the Virgin Mary as shepherdess.
Saint Lucy
By: Francesco del Cossa
"Saint Lucy" (1473) by Francesco del Cossa is a Renaissance oil painting depicting the Christian martyr, highlighting religious devotion and early Italian artistry.
The Temptation of St Anthony Abbot
By: Annibale Carracci
Annibale Carracci’s 1598 oil painting "The Temptation of St Anthony Abbot" masterfully blends Baroque style with religious drama and spiritual symbolism.
The Vision of St Bernard
By: Fra Bartolomeo
Fra Bartolomeo’s "The Vision of St Bernard" is a Renaissance oil painting depicting St. Bernard’s divine vision, rich in religious symbolism and serene beauty.
High Mass
By: George Clausen
"High Mass" by George Clausen is an evocative oil on canvas, capturing a solemn religious ceremony in realistic style, reflecting late 19th-century spirituality.
Christ and the Samaritan Woman
By: Juan de Flandes
"Christ and the Samaritan Woman" (1308) by Juan de Flandes—Tempera on wood, depicts a key biblical encounter in early Renaissance religious art.
The Voyage of Life Childhood
By: Thomas Cole
“The Voyage of Life: Childhood” (1842) by Thomas Cole, oil on canvas, is a Romantic masterpiece symbolizing life’s journey with deep spiritual and historical meaning.
The Disrobing of Christ
By: El Greco
El Greco’s "The Disrobing of Christ" (1577) is a vivid oil painting, blending Mannerist style with spiritual drama, depicting Christ before crucifixion.
Luncheon of the Boating Party
By: Pierre-Auguste Renoir
Renoir’s “Luncheon of the Boating Party” (1881) is an Impressionist oil painting showing lively friends dining by the Seine, capturing leisure in 19th-century France.
Parents of the Celebrant After His First Mass
By: Jose Alacazar Tejedor
“Parents of the Celebrant After His First Mass” (1892) by Jose Alcazar Tejedor: A realist, religious oil painting capturing the poignant family moment after a first Mass.
Christ Presents the Redeemed From Limbo to the Virgin
By: Fernando Yáñez de la Almedina
Fernando Yáñez’s Renaissance altarpiece shows Christ presenting souls freed from Limbo to the Virgin, highlighting early 16th-century Spanish religious art.
Sacrament of Confirmation
By: Nicolas Poussin
“Sacrament of Confirmation” (1645) by Nicolas Poussin is a Baroque oil painting depicting a key Catholic rite, rich in historical and religious symbolism.
The Dead Christ Supported by Mourning Angels
By: Liberale da Verona
“The Dead Christ Supported by Mourning Angels” by Liberale da Verona: Renaissance artwork depicting Christ’s body, mourned by angels, rich in religious symbolism.
A Peasant Boy leaning on a Sill
By: Bartolomé Esteban Murillo
Murillo’s “A Peasant Boy Leaning on a Sill” is a 17th-century oil painting, capturing youthful innocence in Baroque style, reflecting Spanish realism.
Visitation
By: Mariotto Albertinelli
"Visitation" (1503) by Mariotto Albertinelli is a Renaissance oil painting depicting the biblical meeting of Mary and Elizabeth, rich in religious and artistic detail.
Christ in the House of His Parents
By: John Everett Millais
"Christ in the House of His Parents" (1849) by Millais: A detailed Pre-Raphaelite oil painting depicting young Jesus with Mary and Joseph, rich in symbolism.
Christ Carrying the Cross
By: Boccaccio Boccaccino
Boccaccino’s “Christ Carrying the Cross” is an expressive oil on canvas, capturing a pivotal biblical scene in Renaissance style, rich in emotion and faith.
The Virgin and Child with Saint John
By: Filippino Lippi
Filippino Lippi’s “The Virgin and Child with Saint John,” tempera on wood, is a Renaissance masterpiece of religious devotion, finely detailed and richly symbolic.
St. Benedict
By: Il Sodoma
"Oil on canvas 'St. Benedict' by Il Sodoma: a Renaissance masterpiece, depicting the revered saint, rich in religious symbolism and historical depth."
The Agony in the Garden
By: Ambrogio Bergognone
“The Agony in the Garden” by Ambrogio Bergognone is a Renaissance oil painting depicting Christ’s prayer, reflecting religious devotion and emotional depth.
Madonna of the Sunset
By: Lorenzo Monaco
"Madonna of the Sunset" by Lorenzo Monaco is a tempera on panel masterpiece, showcasing Gothic religious art with the Madonna at sunset, symbolizing divine grace.
Christ Healing the Paralytic at the Pool of Bethesda
By: Bartolomé Esteban Murillo
Bartolomé Esteban Murillo’s 1667 oil painting depicts Christ healing a paralytic at Bethesda, showcasing Baroque style and profound Christian significance.
The Annunciation
By: Fra Angelico
Fra Angelico’s “The Annunciation” (1437) is a Renaissance fresco depicting the angel Gabriel announcing to Mary, a key moment in Christian religious history.
Moses defending the Daughters of Jethro
By: Carlo Saraceni
"Moses Defending the Daughters of Jethro" by Carlo Saraceni: A Baroque oil painting depicting Moses' heroic biblical act, rich in drama and religious symbolism.
Christ in the House of Martha and Mary
By: Johannes Vermeer
Vermeer’s "Christ in the House of Martha and Mary" is a Baroque oil painting depicting Jesus with Martha and Mary, highlighting biblical compassion and hospitality.
Sacred and Profane Love
By: Titian
Titian’s "Sacred and Profane Love" (1514) is a Renaissance oil painting symbolizing divine and earthly love, blending classical myth with Christian themes.
St. Clare
By: Simone Martini
"St. Clare" by Simone Martini (1320) is a fresco masterpiece of Gothic art, depicting the revered saint, showcasing religious devotion and medieval elegance.
San Martino
By: Simone Martini
"San Martino" by Simone Martini (1315) is a Gothic fresco depicting Saint Martin. This religious artwork showcases Martini’s elegant medieval style and devotion.
Virgin & Child Embracing
By: Giovanni Battista Salvi da Sassoferrato
“Virgin & Child Embracing” (1660) by Sassoferrato: Baroque oil painting of Mary tenderly holding Jesus, capturing deep religious devotion and serene beauty.
Adam et Ève au Paradis Terrestre
By: Johann Wenzel Peter
“Adam et Ève au Paradis Terrestre” by Johann Wenzel Peter, oil on canvas: A vivid biblical scene of Adam and Eve in Eden, rich in classical, detailed realism.
The Virgin and Child with Saint John
By: Antonio Solario
“The Virgin and Child with Saint John” by Antonio Solario is a Renaissance painting depicting Mary, Jesus, and John the Baptist, rich in religious symbolism.
Nursing Madonna
By: Bartolomeo Vivarini
"Nursing Madonna" by Bartolomeo Vivarini: A Renaissance oil painting depicting the Virgin Mary breastfeeding Christ, symbolizing divine love and maternal care.
Adoration of the Shepherds
By: Domenichino
“Adoration of the Shepherds” by Domenichino is a Baroque oil painting depicting shepherds venerating Christ’s Nativity, highlighting religious devotion.
Saint John the Baptist
By: Titian
"Saint John the Baptist" by Titian, oil on canvas. A Renaissance masterpiece, it powerfully depicts the saint’s spiritual depth and religious significance.
St. Bonaventure
By: Francisco de Zurbarán
“St. Bonaventure” by Zurbarán (1659) is a Baroque oil painting depicting the saint in deep contemplation, reflecting Spain’s rich religious heritage.
Virgem dolorosa
By: Pedro Américo
“Virgem Dolorosa” (1883) by Pedro Américo: An emotive oil painting in academic style depicting the Virgin Mary in sorrow, reflecting deep religious devotion.
Virgin Annunciate
By: Antonello da Messina
"Virgin Annunciate" by Antonello da Messina: a stunning Renaissance oil painting of the Virgin Mary, known for its realism and deep religious symbolism.
Christ Healing the Deaf Mute of Decapolis
By: Bartholomeus Breenbergh
Bartholomeus Breenbergh’s 1635 oil on canvas, "Christ Healing the Deaf Mute of Decapolis," depicts a biblical miracle in a dramatic Baroque style.
Brother Juniper and the Beggar
By: Bartolomé Esteban Murillo
“Brother Juniper and the Beggar” (1640) by Murillo: a Baroque oil painting depicting Franciscan charity, faith, and compassion in 17th-century Spain.
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
By: Unknown
“Our Lady of Perpetual Help” is a Byzantine icon in tempera on wood, depicting the Virgin Mary and Child, revered for its deep spiritual and historic significance.
The Adoration of the Magi
By: Abraham Bloemaert
“The Adoration of the Magi” (1624) by Abraham Bloemaert is a vibrant Baroque oil painting depicting the biblical Magi worshipping the newborn Christ.
Christ Descending Into Limbo
By: Sebastiano del Piombo
“Christ Descending Into Limbo” (1516) by Sebastiano del Piombo is a Renaissance oil painting depicting Christ’s descent to save souls, rich in religious symbolism.
Supper at Emmaus
By: Pontormo
Pontormo’s 1525 “Supper at Emmaus” is a vibrant Mannerist oil painting on wood, depicting Christ’s resurrection appearance, blending drama with rich religious symbolism.
Madonna with the Child and Two Angels
By: Filippino Lippi
Filippino Lippi’s "Madonna with the Child and Two Angels" (1465) is a tempera on wood masterpiece of Renaissance religious art, symbolizing divine love.
The Last Supper
By: Carl Bloch
Carl Bloch’s "The Last Supper" (1866), oil on copper, depicts Jesus’ final meal with his disciples—a masterful and moving religious scene in a realistic style.
France, under the guise of Minerva, Protecting the Arts
By: Charles Meynier
Neoclassical painting by Charles Meynier: Minerva symbolizes France, shielding the arts. Rich in classical style and allegorical, celebrating art’s protection.
Adoration of the Shepherds
By: Corrado Giaquinto
"Adoration of the Shepherds" by Corrado Giaquinto is a Baroque oil painting depicting shepherds worshipping newborn Jesus, rich in religious and historical detail.
Veronica Veronese
By: Dante Gabriel Rossetti
"Veronica Veronese" by Rossetti: A Pre-Raphaelite oil painting depicting a contemplative woman with musical symbols, reflecting Victorian beauty and symbolism.
Saint Sebastian
By: Cima da Conegliano
"Saint Sebastian" (1503) by Cima da Conegliano: Renaissance oil on wood, depicting the martyred Christian saint in serene, sacred beauty.
Martyrdom of Saint Sebastian
By: Antonio del Pollaiuolo
“Martyrdom of Saint Sebastian” (1473) by Antonio del Pollaiuolo: Renaissance panel art depicting the Christian saint’s martyrdom in vivid, dynamic detail.
The Queens of Persia at the feet of Alexander, also called The Tent of Darius
By: Charles Le Brun
Charles Le Brun’s "The Queens of Persia at Alexander’s Feet" is a grand Baroque painting portraying Alexander’s mercy after conquering Darius III.
Saint Jerome in Penitence
By: Il Sodoma
"Saint Jerome in Penitence" by Il Sodoma: A Renaissance oil painting depicting Saint Jerome in deep religious reflection and penitence.
St. Thomas More
By: Hans Holbein the Younger
Hans Holbein’s 1527 oil portrait "St. Thomas More" captures the saint in Renaissance style, reflecting his key role in English history and Catholic heritage.
The Last Supper
By: Hans Holbein the Younger
Hans Holbein the Younger's "The Last Supper" is an oil-on-wood masterpiece, depicting Christ's final meal in a detailed, Renaissance religious style.
The Seven Deadly Sins and the Four Last Things
By: William Holman Hunt
William Holman Hunt’s oil on wood “The Seven Deadly Sins and the Four Last Things” vividly depicts Christian moral themes in detailed, Pre-Raphaelite style.
Jacob Reproaching Laban
By: Hendrick ter Brugghen
“Jacob Reproaching Laban” by Hendrick ter Brugghen: a Baroque biblical scene capturing intense emotion in dramatic light, highlighting 17th-century Dutch art.
Joan of Arc at the Coronation of Charles VII
By: Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres
Ingres’ 1854 oil painting shows Joan of Arc at Charles VII’s coronation, blending neoclassical style with deep historical and religious significance.
Christ Crowned with Thorns
By: Cima da Conegliano
"Christ Crowned with Thorns" by Cima da Conegliano: Renaissance painting showing Christ's suffering, masterfully capturing faith and emotion in religious art.
Saints Augustine and Monica
By: Ary Scheffer
"Saints Augustine and Monica" (1846) by Ary Scheffer, oil on canvas—Romantic style, depicting a moving biblical moment between mother and son.
The Holy Family with a Saint
By: Agnolo Bronzino
Renaissance painting by Bronzino of the Holy Family with a saint, showcasing vivid color, elegant figures, and Christian significance in 16th-century Florence.
The Holy Family with Sts. Francis, Anthony, Magdalene, John the Baptist and Elizabeth
By: Bonifazio Veronese
Bonifazio Veronese’s 1525 Renaissance painting depicts the Holy Family with saints, blending vivid color and religious depth in a masterwork of sacred art.
The Virgin and Child with Saint Anne and Saint John the Baptist
By: Leonardo da Vinci
Leonardo da Vinci's charcoal and chalk drawing shows the Virgin, Child, St. Anne, and John the Baptist in a masterful Renaissance religious composition.
Neptune and Amymone
By: Charles-André van Loo
“Neptune and Amymone” by Charles-André van Loo is a Rococo oil painting depicting the mythological sea god Neptune and Amymone in a dramatic, classical scene.
Madonna and Child with St. John
By: Domenichino
Domenichino’s “Madonna and Child with St. John” is a Baroque oil painting depicting the Virgin Mary, baby Jesus, and St. John, highlighting sacred themes.
Three Scenes from the Story of Esther
By: Filippino Lippi and Sandro Botticelli
"Renaissance oil painting depicting three biblical scenes from Esther’s story, by Lippi & Botticelli. Rich detail, religious, and historical significance."
Death of the Virgin
By: Bartolomé Bermejo
"Death of the Virgin" by Bartolomé Bermejo (1606) is an oil painting blending Gothic and Renaissance styles, depicting the Virgin Mary's final moments.
Entombment of Christ
By: Annibale Carracci
"Entombment of Christ" by Annibale Carracci, oil on copper, depicts Christ’s burial in a Baroque style, blending emotion and religious depth, c. 1600.
Sermon on the Mount
By: Henrik Olrik
Henrik Olrik’s 1880 mural "Sermon on the Mount" depicts Jesus preaching, blending realism with spiritual depth in a historic Christian masterpiece.
The Birth of Christ
By: Georges de La Tour
Georges de La Tour’s “The Birth of Christ” (1644) is a baroque oil painting depicting the Nativity in candlelight, highlighting its religious and historic depth.
Adoration of the Magi
By: Diego Velázquez
"Adoration of the Magi" by Velázquez (1564) is an oil painting depicting the biblical Magi. It features Baroque style and rich religious symbolism.
Visit of the Queen of Sheba to Solomon
By: Lavinia Fontana
"Renaissance masterpiece by Lavinia Fontana, depicting the biblical Queen of Sheba visiting King Solomon, celebrated for its rich detail and religious significance."
Crucifixion of Saint Andrew
By: Frans Francken the Younger
"Crucifixion of Saint Andrew" by Frans Francken the Younger—oil on canvas—depicts Saint Andrew’s martyrdom in Baroque style, reflecting deep religious history.
Christ Blessing the Children
By: Nicolaes Maes
“Christ Blessing the Children” (1652) by Nicolaes Maes, oil on canvas, depicts a tender biblical scene in Baroque style, reflecting compassion and faith.
Jesus Mocked by the Soldiers
By: Édouard Manet
"Édouard Manet’s 1865 oil painting 'Jesus Mocked by the Soldiers' depicts Christ’s torment in a bold, Realist style, highlighting its religious significance."
Adoration of the Shepherds
By: Sebastiano Conca
“Adoration of the Shepherds” (1720) by Sebastiano Conca is a Baroque oil painting depicting the Nativity, rich in religious symbolism and dramatic style.
Christ Carrying the Cross
By: Sebastiano del Piombo
"Christ Carrying the Cross" by Sebastiano del Piombo is a Renaissance oil painting depicting Jesus’ suffering, reflecting deep religious and historical meaning.
Maino Pentecostés
By: Antonio Palomino
"‘Maino Pentecostés’ by Antonio Palomino is an oil on canvas depicting the Pentecost. This Baroque masterpiece captures a key Christian moment with vivid drama."
Esau Selling His Birthright
By: Hendrick ter Brugghen
Hendrick ter Brugghen’s “Esau Selling His Birthright” (oil on canvas) depicts a dramatic biblical scene in Baroque style, rich with religious significance.
Pontius Pilate Washing His Hands of the Blood of Christ
By: Matthias Stom
Matthias Stom’s oil painting “Pontius Pilate Washing His Hands” is a dramatic Baroque work depicting Pilate’s pivotal role in the Passion of Christ.
The First Shall Be Last
By: James Tissot
"The First Shall Be Last" (1886) by James Tissot is an oil painting depicting a biblical parable, blending realism with religious and historical significance.
St Peter Enthroned with Saints
By: Cima da Conegliano
Cima da Conegliano’s 1565 oil painting "St Peter Enthroned with Saints" is a Renaissance masterpiece, depicting St. Peter and saints in a sacred, harmonious setting.
Christ Washing St. Peter's Feet
By: Giovanni Agostino da Lodi
"Christ Washing St. Peter's Feet" by Giovanni Agostino da Lodi: A Renaissance religious painting capturing humility and faith in a historic biblical moment.
The Last Supper
By: Philippe de Champaigne
Philippe de Champaigne's "The Last Supper" (1650) is a Baroque oil painting depicting Christ’s final meal, rich in religious and historical significance.
The Coronation of the Virgin
By: Diego Velázquez
"The Coronation of the Virgin" by Velázquez is a Baroque oil painting depicting Mary crowned in heaven, highlighting its spiritual and historical significance.
The Visitation
By: Jan Lievens
“The Visitation” by Jan Lievens is a Baroque oil painting depicting Mary and Elizabeth’s biblical meeting, rich in emotion and historical religious significance.
Guardian Angel
By: Bernhard Plockhorst
"Guardian Angel" by Bernhard Plockhorst is a classic religious painting showing an angel protecting children, celebrated for its comforting, 19th-century style.
Annunciation
By: Petrus Christus
"Annunciation" by Petrus Christus is a stunning Early Netherlandish oil panel showing Gabriel's visit to Mary, blending realism and religious symbolism, c. 15th century.
The Voyage of Life Youth
By: Thomas Cole
“The Voyage of Life: Youth” (1842) by Thomas Cole is a Romantic oil painting symbolizing hope and ambition, reflecting life’s spiritual and historical journey.
Christ and Sinner
By: Henryk Siemiradzki
"Christ and Sinner" by Henryk Siemiradzki: A powerful 19th-century painting in Academic style, depicting Christ’s compassion and forgiveness in a biblical scene.
A Mother and Child Looking at the Virgin and Child
By: Reginald Bottomley
Reginald Bottomley’s “A Mother and Child Looking at the Virgin and Child” is a poignant, realistic religious painting highlighting maternal love and spiritual reverence.
The Annunciation
By: Luca Giordano
"The Annunciation" (1684) by Luca Giordano, oil on canvas—Baroque masterpiece depicting the biblical moment of Gabriel announcing to Mary.
The Blind Leading the Blind
By: Pieter Bruegel the Elder
Pieter Bruegel’s 1568 "The Blind Leading the Blind" is a haunting linen painting in Northern Renaissance style, depicting biblical folly and human frailty.
Saint Augustine
By: Philippe de Champaigne
“Saint Augustine” (1645) by Philippe de Champaigne is a Baroque oil painting depicting the revered Christian theologian in contemplative, spiritual reflection.
Le Triomphe de la religion
By: Charles Le Brun
“Le Triomphe de la religion” (1659) by Charles Le Brun: a Baroque oil painting depicting religious victory, rich in dramatic, historic symbolism and grandeur.
Our Lady of Guadalupe
By: Unknown
"Our Lady of Guadalupe (1531) is a sacred Catholic icon on cloth, depicting the Virgin Mary with radiant colors, revered for its miraculous origins and deep faith."
Sacred Conversation
By: Cima da Conegliano
"Sacred Conversation" (1490) by Cima da Conegliano is a Renaissance oil painting depicting the Virgin Mary and saints, highlighting key religious themes.
A Nude Woman Doing Her Hair Before a Mirror
By: Christoffer Wilhelm Eckersberg
Eckersberg’s 1841 oil painting depicts a nude woman styling her hair before a mirror, showcasing Neoclassical realism and Danish Golden Age artistry.
Saint Martin
By: Pietro Perugino
“Saint Martin” by Pietro Perugino: Renaissance artwork depicting Saint Martin’s charity, notable for its balanced composition and religious significance in Christian art.
The Ascension
By: Johann Koerbecke
“The Ascension” by Johann Koerbecke is a 15th-century religious painting depicting Christ’s ascent to heaven, blending Gothic style and Christian symbolism.
Christ Giving the Keys to Saint Peter
By: Giovanni Battista Pittoni
"Christ Giving the Keys to Saint Peter" by Pittoni—an 18th-century Baroque oil painting depicting Christ granting Peter spiritual authority in Christian tradition.
L’Idéal (Poem of the Soul - Ideal)
By: Louis Janmot
"L’Idéal" by Louis Janmot (1881, oil on canvas) is a mystical, symbolic artwork exploring spiritual ideals, reflective of 19th-century religious Romanticism.
Saint Veronica
By: Lorenzo Costa
"Saint Veronica" by Lorenzo Costa: A Renaissance masterpiece depicting Saint Veronica with the Veil of Christ, reflecting deep religious symbolism and rich detail.
Mysteries of Christ's Passion
By: Antonio Campi
Antonio Campi’s “Mysteries of Christ’s Passion” is a vivid oil on canvas, blending Renaissance style with deep religious symbolism from Christian history.
Saints Genevieve and Apollonia
By: Lucas Cranach the Elder
"Saints Genevieve & Apollonia by Cranach the Elder—Renaissance oil painting on wood, depicting revered female saints with symbolic religious significance."
St. Anthony and the Miracle of the Mule
By: Domenico Beccafumi
"St. Anthony and the Miracle of the Mule" by Domenico Beccafumi is a Renaissance painting depicting a famed Christian miracle with vibrant, dramatic style.
The Finding of Moses
By: Charles de La Fosse
"The Finding of Moses" by Charles de La Fosse: a Baroque oil painting depicting a biblical scene, rich in drama, emotion, and historical significance.
The Annunciation Under the Arch with Lilies
By: Maurice Denis
"The Annunciation Under the Arch with Lilies" by Maurice Denis: Symbolist painting of Mary and Gabriel, blending religious devotion with early modernist style.
Ecstasy of St. Francis of Assisi
By: El Greco
“El Greco’s ‘Ecstasy of St. Francis of Assisi’: a dramatic oil on canvas, featuring mystical realism, spiritual intensity, and iconic religious significance.”
Adoration of the Magi
By: Juan Bautista Maíno
“Adoration of the Magi” (1612) by Juan Bautista Maíno: Baroque oil painting depicting the biblical Magi honoring infant Jesus, rich in religious symbolism.
Adoration of the Shepherds
By: Hugo van der Goes
Hugo van der Goes’ "Adoration of the Shepherds" is an oil on wood masterpiece, blending Early Netherlandish style with deep religious and historical significance.
Saint Catherine of Alexandria
By: Antonio Solario
Antonio Solario’s “Saint Catherine of Alexandria” is a Renaissance portrait depicting the Christian martyr, known for her wisdom and faith in medieval tradition.
Salome with the Head of John the Baptist
By: Bernardino Luini
"Luini’s ‘Salome with the Head of John the Baptist’—Renaissance oil painting depicting the biblical story, rich in religious symbolism and detail."
The Last Supper
By: Nicolas Poussin
Nicolas Poussin’s "The Last Supper" in oil on canvas depicts Jesus’ final meal, blending Baroque style with deep religious and historical significance.
Christ between the Virgin and St John the Baptist
By: Jan Gossaert
Jan Gossaert’s oil on oak shows Christ flanked by the Virgin Mary and St John, blending Renaissance style with deep religious symbolism and historical reverence.
Christ and Samaritan Woman
By: Henryk Siemiradzki
"Christ and Samaritan Woman" (1890) by Henryk Siemiradzki—oil on canvas, academic style. Depicts Jesus’ encounter at the well, symbolizing compassion and faith.
Lamentation
By: David Teniers the Younger
"Lamentation" by David Teniers the Younger, oil on canvas, depicts the mournful aftermath of Christ’s crucifixion in a Baroque style with deep religious emotion.
Joan of Arc
By: Jules Bastien-Lepage
“Joan of Arc” (1879) by Jules Bastien-Lepage is a realist oil painting depicting the saintly French heroine’s divine calling during the Hundred Years’ War.
The Miraculous Haul of Fishes
By: Henry Ossawa Tanner
"The Miraculous Haul of Fishes" by Henry Ossawa Tanner is an oil painting depicting a biblical miracle, blending realism and spiritual symbolism in art history.
Old Woman Praying
By: Nicolaes Maes
"Old Woman Praying" by Nicolaes Maes—Baroque oil painting depicting a pious elderly woman in prayer, reflecting 17th-century Dutch religious devotion.
Crucifixion and Scenes from the Life of Christ
By: Bernardino Luini
"Crucifixion and Scenes from the Life of Christ" by Bernardino Luini (1793), wood/polychrome, showcases Renaissance religious art and key moments from Christ’s life.
Accolade
By: Edmund Blair Leighton
"Accolade" by Edmund Blair Leighton (1901, oil on canvas) depicts a medieval knighting ceremony in Pre-Raphaelite style, symbolizing chivalry and honor.
Song of the Angels
By: William-Adolphe Bouguereau
"Song of the Angels" (1881) by Bouguereau: A serene oil painting in Academic style, depicting angels serenely playing music to the Virgin Mary and Baby Jesus.
Visitation
By: Domenico Ghirlandaio
"Visitation" (1491) by Ghirlandaio is a Renaissance tempera painting depicting the biblical meeting of Mary and Elizabeth, rich in religious and artistic detail.
Winter Landscape
By: Caspar David Friedrich
"Winter Landscape" (1811) by Caspar David Friedrich: a Romantic oil painting blending wintry stillness with spiritual symbolism and profound historic depth.
Jacob Encountering Rachel with her Father's Herds
By: Joseph von Führich
Joseph von Führich’s 1836 oil painting depicts the biblical meeting of Jacob and Rachel, blending Romantic style with religious and historical significance.
The Child's Bath
By: Mary Cassatt
Mary Cassatt’s 1893 oil painting “The Child’s Bath” shows Impressionist style, depicting intimate mother-child care with historical focus on maternal love.
The Calling of St Peter and St Andrew
By: Pietro da Cortona
Pietro da Cortona’s 1606 oil painting "The Calling of St Peter and St Andrew" depicts Jesus summoning the apostles in dramatic Baroque style.
Noah's Ark
By: Edward Hicks
Edward Hicks’ 1846 oil painting "Noah’s Ark" depicts animals boarding the Ark in a folk art style, reflecting the biblical story’s historical significance.
The Golden Stairs
By: Louis Janmot
"The Golden Stairs" by Louis Janmot is an oil painting depicting ethereal, angelic figures ascending stairs, reflecting 19th-century spiritual and mystical themes.
One of the Family
By: Frederick George Cotman
"One of the Family" (1880) by Frederick George Cotman is a realistic oil painting of a Victorian family at the dinner table, symbolizing unity and everyday life.
Burial of Christ
By: Carl Bloch
“Burial of Christ” (1873) by Carl Bloch is a dramatic oil painting depicting Christ’s entombment, rich in emotion and religious symbolism from the Romantic era.
Sacred Heart of Jesus
By: Charles Bosseron
“Sacred Heart of Jesus” by Charles Bosseron shows Jesus with a radiant heart, blending realism and devotion in a classic Christian religious artwork.
Marriage of Virgin
By: Jean-Baptiste Joseph Wicar
"Marriage of the Virgin" by Jean-Baptiste Joseph Wicar is a neoclassical painting depicting the biblical wedding of Mary and Joseph, rich in historic detail.
Virgin and Child with Two Angels
By: Cimabue
Cimabue’s 1280 “Virgin and Child with Two Angels” is a medieval tempera and gold leaf panel depicting Mary, Christ, and angels, showcasing early Italian sacred art.
Elijah Fed by Ravens
By: Guercino
“Elijah Fed by Ravens” (1620) by Guercino is a Baroque oil painting depicting the biblical prophet Elijah being sustained by ravens, rich in religious symbolism.
Suspense
By: Charles Burton Barber
“Suspense” (1894) by Charles Burton Barber is a realistic oil painting depicting a Victorian girl and dog, capturing gentle emotion and 19th-century domestic life.
Saint Joseph and the Christ Child
By: Murillo
“Saint Joseph and the Christ Child” by Murillo: A Baroque masterpiece depicting tender fatherly love, highlighting Christian faith and 17th-century Spanish art.
Summer is coming in
By: Herbert Arnould Olivier
“Summer is coming in” (1891) by Herbert Arnould Olivier is an oil on canvas, capturing lush landscapes in a luminous, Impressionist-influenced style.
The Voyage of Life Manhood
By: Thomas Cole
"The Voyage of Life: Manhood" (1842) by Thomas Cole, oil on canvas, depicts a stormy river journey, blending Romantic style with deep spiritual symbolism.
The Church at Varengeville
By: Pierre-Auguste Renoir
Pierre-Auguste Renoir’s “The Church at Varengeville” is an Impressionist painting capturing a serene French church, blending art, history, and spiritual heritage.
Christ in Glory
By: Antonio da Correggio
"Christ in Glory" by Correggio is a Renaissance oil painting depicting the triumphant Christ, blending spiritual grandeur with masterful, luminous artistry.
Resurrection of Christ
By: Raphael
"Resurrection of Christ" (1499) by Raphael—an oil on wood masterpiece—depicts Christ rising, blending Renaissance realism with profound religious significance.
The Holy Family
By: Juan Simon Gutierrez
"The Holy Family" by Juan Simon Gutierrez is a Baroque oil painting on panel, depicting Mary, Joseph, and Jesus, highlighting spiritual and historical themes.
The Virgin and Child Enthroned among Angels and Saints
By: Benozzo Gozzoli
Benozzo Gozzoli’s 1461 tempera masterpiece depicts the Virgin and Child enthroned, surrounded by angels and saints, embodying Renaissance religious art.
David and Jonathan
By: Cima da Conegliano
“David and Jonathan” by Cima da Conegliano is a Renaissance painting depicting the biblical friendship of David and Jonathan, rich in religious and historical symbolism.
Adoration of the Shepherds
By: Abraham Bloemaert
"Adoration of the Shepherds" by Abraham Bloemaert is a Baroque masterpiece showing shepherds honoring baby Jesus, blending dramatic light with religious depth.
Cardinal de Granvelle's Dwarf
By: Antonis Mor
"Oil on panel portrait of Cardinal de Granvelle’s dwarf by Antonis Mor. Renaissance style, rich detail, reflecting 16th-century court life and history."
The prodigal son among courtesans
By: Christoffel Jacobsz van der Laemen
Baroque painting by Christoffel Jacobsz van der Laemen depicting the Biblical prodigal son indulging among courtesans, symbolizing repentance and excess.
Saint Jerome in a Landscape
By: Cima da Conegliano
"Saint Jerome in a Landscape" by Cima da Conegliano: A serene Renaissance painting depicting Saint Jerome in deep study, embodying religious devotion and natural beauty.
The Annunciation
By: Henry Ossawa Tanner
Henry Ossawa Tanner’s 1898 oil painting "The Annunciation" depicts the biblical moment of Gabriel appearing to Mary, blending realism with spiritual symbolism.
St. Luke Displaying a Painting of the Virgin
By: Guercino
Guercino’s 1652 oil painting, "St. Luke Displaying a Painting of the Virgin," depicts the saint presenting Marian art, blending Baroque style with Catholic devotion.
Portrait of a Musician
By: Leonardo da Vinci
Leonardo da Vinci’s "Portrait of a Musician"—Renaissance oil on walnut panel—captures a thoughtful young man, reflecting the era’s humanism and artistic mastery.
Saint Martin Dividing his Cloak
By: Anthony van Dyck
"Saint Martin Dividing his Cloak" by Anthony van Dyck: A Baroque oil painting depicting Saint Martin's act of charity, rich in religious and historical significance.
St. Augustine
By: Justus van Gent
"St. Augustine" by Justus van Gent is a 15th-century Renaissance painting depicting the revered Christian saint, rich in religious symbolism and detail.
Presentation in the Temple
By: Simon Vouet
Simon Vouet’s "Presentation in the Temple" (1640) is a Baroque oil painting depicting the biblical scene of Christ’s presentation, blending drama with religious reverence.
St. Paul
By: José de Ribera
"St. Paul" by José de Ribera is a Baroque oil painting depicting the apostle with dramatic realism, reflecting deep religious and historical significance.
Ecce Homo
By: Mihály Munkácsy
"Ecce Homo" (1896) by Mihály Munkácsy is a dramatic oil painting depicting Christ before Pilate, reflecting powerful realism and deep religious significance.
Madonna of the Rose Garden
By: Bernardino Luini
"Madonna of the Rose Garden" by Luini: A serene Renaissance oil painting depicting the Virgin Mary in a lush rose garden, symbolizing purity and divine grace.
Madonna and Child with St. John the Baptist and Three Angels
By: Bastiano Mainardi
Fresco by Bastiano Mainardi depicting Madonna, Child, St. John the Baptist, and angels. A Renaissance masterpiece with deep religious significance.
Ecce Homo
By: Philippe de Champaigne
"Ecce Homo" (1650) by Philippe de Champaigne is a Baroque oil painting depicting Christ crowned with thorns, reflecting deep religious and historical meaning.
Madonna and Child with Saint Roch and Saint Sebastian
By: Lorenzo Lotto
Lorenzo Lotto’s “Madonna and Child with Saint Roch and Saint Sebastian” is a Renaissance oil painting, blending sacred beauty and rich religious symbolism.
The Raising of Lazarus
By: Jean Jouvenet
"The Raising of Lazarus" by Jean Jouvenet: A dramatic Baroque painting depicting the biblical miracle of Jesus raising Lazarus, rich in emotional and spiritual depth.
The Marriage at Cana
By: Gerard David
“The Marriage at Cana” by Gerard David (1710) is an oil on canvas depicting the biblical wedding feast, renowned for its detailed realism and religious significance.
Christ in the Desert
By: Ivan Kramskoi
"Christ in the Desert" by Ivan Kramskoi (1872) is a realist oil painting depicting Jesus' solitude, reflecting deep spiritual and historical significance.
Christ on the Cross with the Magdalen, the Virgin Mary and Saint John the Evangelist
By: Eustache Le Sueur
Eustache Le Sueur’s Baroque masterpiece depicts Christ crucified, mourned by Mary Magdalene, the Virgin Mary, and Saint John, embodying deep religious devotion.
Christ Taking Leave of His Mother
By: Albrecht Altdorfer
Albrecht Altdorfer’s "Christ Taking Leave of His Mother," tempera on wood, depicts an emotional biblical farewell in a vivid, expressive Renaissance style.
Madonna and Child with Saint Catherine and Saint Mary Magdalene
By: Giovanni Bellini
Giovanni Bellini’s “Madonna and Child with Saint Catherine and Saint Mary Magdalene” is a Renaissance oil painting rich in religious symbolism and serene beauty.
Playtime
By: Herbert Arnould Olivier
“Playtime” by Herbert Arnould Olivier is a charming Victorian-era painting depicting children at play, reflecting innocence and 19th-century British art style.
Madonna and Child with Saint Anne (Dei Palafrenieri)
By: Caravaggio
Caravaggio’s 1605 oil painting "Madonna and Child with Saint Anne" shows vivid Baroque style, portraying Mary, Christ, and Saint Anne in a powerful religious scene.
Madonna of the Catholic Kings
By: Fernando Gallego
"‘Madonna of the Catholic Kings’ by Fernando Gallego: a detailed oil on wood altarpiece, blending Gothic style with deep Catholic symbolism and royal reverence."
Mérode Altarpiece
By: Robert Campin
The Mérode Altarpiece by Robert Campin is a detailed Early Netherlandish oil triptych, depicting the Annunciation, rich with religious symbolism and realism.
Rest on the Flight into Egypt
By: Caravaggio
Caravaggio's "Rest on the Flight into Egypt," oil on canvas, depicts the Holy Family in a realistic Baroque style, highlighting its biblical significance.
Saint Nicholas of Tolentino
By: Altobello Melone
"Saint Nicholas of Tolentino" (1472) by Altobello Melone—tempera & gold panel. A Renaissance religious icon honoring the saint’s spiritual legacy.
Christ contemplated by the Christian Soul
By: Diego Velázquez
Velázquez’s 1626 oil painting depicts Christ with a contemplative Christian soul, blending Spanish Baroque style and deep religious significance.
The River at Saint Cloud
By: Alfred Sisley
Alfred Sisley’s 1870 oil painting “The River at Saint Cloud” beautifully captures the Impressionist style, depicting a serene French river landscape.
St. Florian's Martyrdom
By: Albrecht Altdorfer
“St. Florian's Martyrdom” by Albrecht Altdorfer: a vivid oil on wood painting, showcasing religious martyrdom in a dramatic Renaissance style.
Madonna and Child
By: Giovanni Bellini
“Madonna and Child” by Giovanni Bellini is a Renaissance oil painting depicting the Virgin Mary and baby Jesus, reflecting deep religious and historical significance.
Saint Jerome
By: Guido Reni
Guido Reni's "Saint Jerome" (1635) is a Baroque oil painting depicting the saint in contemplation, highlighting religious devotion and vivid realism.
Praying Girl
By: Roberto Ferruzzi
"Praying Girl" (1897) by Roberto Ferruzzi is an iconic oil painting depicting a serene young girl in prayer, symbolizing innocence and spiritual devotion.
The Storm on the Sea of Galilee
By: Rembrandt
Rembrandt’s “The Storm on the Sea of Galilee” (1633) is a dramatic Baroque oil painting depicting Christ calming a storm, highlighting faith and divine power.
Madonna and Child
By: Giuseppe Maria Crespi
"Giuseppe Maria Crespi's 'Madonna and Child': a Baroque masterpiece depicting the Virgin Mary with infant Jesus, highlighting deep religious devotion and emotion."
St. Joseph – Mosaic from St. Peter's Basilica
By: Guido Reni
"1635 mosaic by Guido Reni in St. Peter’s Basilica depicts St. Joseph in Baroque style, reflecting religious reverence and masterful artistry in Vatican history."
The Annunciation
By: Matthias Stom
"The Annunciation" by Matthias Stom is a Baroque oil painting depicting the angel Gabriel and Virgin Mary, highlighting a key moment in Christian history.
Rebecca at the Well
By: Giovanni Antonio Pellegrini
“Rebecca at the Well” (1710) by Pellegrini: a Baroque oil painting, depicting the biblical meeting of Rebecca and Eliezer—rich in historical and religious symbolism.
Melencolia I
By: Albrecht Dürer
Albrecht Dürer’s “Melencolia I” is a 1514 Renaissance engraving symbolizing melancholy, featuring an angel, tools, and mystical objects in allegorical detail.
The Voyage of Life Old Age
By: Thomas Cole
Thomas Cole’s “The Voyage of Life: Old Age” (1842) is an oil painting depicting life’s final stage, blending Romanticism with deep spiritual and allegorical meaning.
Gethsemane
By: Carl Bloch
Carl Bloch’s 1865 oil on copper, "Gethsemane," depicts Jesus praying before his crucifixion. A moving Christian artwork in a realistic, emotional style.
The Panciatichi Holy Family
By: Agnolo Bronzino
“The Panciatichi Holy Family” (1541) by Agnolo Bronzino is a Mannerist oil painting of the Virgin, Child, and St. Joseph, rich in Renaissance religious symbolism.
Christ
By: Heinrich Hofmann
“Christ” (1884) by Heinrich Hofmann is a realistic oil painting depicting Jesus, celebrated for its serene expression and profound religious significance.
The Penitent Magdalene
By: Georges de La Tour
Georges de La Tour’s "The Penitent Magdalene" (1640) is a Baroque oil painting depicting Mary Magdalene in deep, contemplative religious repentance.
The Mealtime Prayer
By: Fritz von Uhde
"The Mealtime Prayer" (1885) by Fritz von Uhde, oil on canvas, depicts a humble family in prayer. Realist style highlighting Christian faith in daily life.
The Immaculate Conception
By: Murillo
Murillo’s “The Immaculate Conception” (1678) is a Baroque oil painting depicting the Virgin Mary, symbolizing purity and a key Catholic religious doctrine.
St. Michael the Archangel
By: Unknown
Oil painting of St. Michael the Archangel, 18th century. Classic religious art depicting the warrior angel triumphing over evil; rich in Baroque style and symbolism.
Supper at Emmaus
By: Caravaggio
Caravaggio’s "Supper at Emmaus" (1601, oil on canvas) captures a dramatic biblical moment with lifelike realism and masterful chiaroscuro, hallmark of Baroque art.
The Way to Calvary
By: Jacopo Bassano
“The Way to Calvary” (1535) by Jacopo Bassano is a Renaissance oil painting depicting Christ’s journey to crucifixion, blending dramatic realism and religious depth.
The Mystical Nativity
By: Sandro Botticelli
Sandro Botticelli’s "The Mystical Nativity" (1500) is a Renaissance oil on canvas revealing biblical themes, angelic visions, and deep religious symbolism.
The Sacred Heart
By: Pompeo Batoni
Pompeo Batoni’s 1767 oil painting “The Sacred Heart” depicts Jesus in glowing Baroque style, symbolizing divine love and central Catholic devotion.
St. Bonaventure Receiving the Host from the Hands of an Angel
By: Francisco de Herrera
Baroque painting by Francisco de Herrera showing St. Bonaventure receiving the Eucharist from an angel, symbolizing divine grace and Catholic faith.
Jesus Appearing to the Three Marys
By: Laurent de La Hyre
"Laurent de La Hyre’s ‘Jesus Appearing to the Three Marys’ is a 17th-century Baroque masterpiece depicting Christ’s resurrection in vivid, devotional detail."
Visitation
By: James Tissot
"Visitation" (1890) by James Tissot, oil on canvas—realistic Biblical art depicting Mary and Elizabeth’s meeting, rich in religious and historical symbolism.
Saint Francis Receiving the Stigmata
By: Jan van Eyck
Jan van Eyck’s "Saint Francis Receiving the Stigmata" is a masterful oil painting blending realism with religious iconography, depicting St. Francis’s divine vision.
Adoration of the Magi
By: Pedro Núñez del Valle
"Adoration of the Magi" by Pedro Núñez del Valle: A Baroque masterpiece depicting the Biblical Magi honoring the newborn Christ, rich in religious symbolism and detail.
Lot and his Daughters leading Sodom
By: Guido Reni
Guido Reni's "Lot and his Daughters Leaving Sodom" is a Baroque masterpiece depicting a biblical escape, rich in dramatic light and religious symbolism.
The Last Communion of Saint Jerome
By: Domenichino
Domenichino’s 1612 oil painting "The Last Communion of Saint Jerome" depicts the saint’s final Eucharist in dramatic Baroque style, rich with religious reverence.
The Presentation in the Temple
By: Master of Liesborn
"The Presentation in the Temple" (1460) by Master of Liesborn: a Gothic oil painting on wood, depicting a key biblical scene in early Christian art history.
Raising of Jairus' Daughter
By: Paolo Veronese
“Raising of Jairus’ Daughter” by Paolo Veronese is a vibrant Renaissance painting depicting Jesus miraculously raising a girl, showcasing Baroque religious art.
The Agony in the Garden
By: Benvenuto Tisi
"The Agony in the Garden" by Benvenuto Tisi is a Renaissance oil painting on wood, depicting Christ’s prayer before his arrest, rich in religious and historical depth.
The Christian Martyrs' Last Prayer
By: Jean-Léon Gérôme
Jean-Léon Gérôme’s 1883 oil painting “The Christian Martyrs’ Last Prayer” depicts early Christian martyrdom with historical accuracy and dramatic realism.
The Dead Christ with Angels
By: Édouard Manet
Édouard Manet’s 1864 oil painting “The Dead Christ with Angels” blends realism and religious symbolism, depicting Christ’s body mourned by angels.
Ascension of Christ
By: Benvenuto Tisi
"Ascension of Christ" by Benvenuto Tisi: A Renaissance oil painting depicting Christ’s rise to heaven, blending rich colors with deep religious symbolism.
Sermon on the Mount
By: Carl Bloch
Carl Bloch’s 1890 oil painting "Sermon on the Mount" depicts Jesus teaching followers, showcasing religious devotion and 19th-century realist style.
Le Passage des âmes (The Poem of the Soul)
By: Louis Janmot
"Le Passage des âmes" (1835) by Louis Janmot: a Romantic oil painting exploring the soul’s journey, blending spirituality and poetic symbolism in art history.
Domine, quo vadis?
By: Annibale Carracci
“Domine, quo vadis?” (1601) by Annibale Carracci is a Baroque oil painting depicting Christ and St. Peter, highlighting a pivotal Christian moment.
Annunciation
By: Simon Vouet
"Annunciation by Simon Vouet: A Baroque oil painting depicting the angel Gabriel announcing to Mary, highlighting its religious and historical significance."
The Nativity
By: John Singleton Copley
John Singleton Copley’s 1765 oil painting "The Nativity" depicts the birth of Jesus in a classical style, blending religious significance with colonial artistry.
God's Acre
By: Emily Mary Osborn
"God's Acre" by Emily Mary Osborn is a Victorian-era painting depicting a serene churchyard, reflecting Christian themes of peace, remembrance, and sacred tradition.
Saint Philip
By: Lorenzo Costa
"Saint Philip" by Lorenzo Costa is a Renaissance painting depicting the apostle, reflecting spiritual depth and masterful religious artistry from 16th-century Italy.
Crucifixion
By: Josse Lieferinxe
Josse Lieferinxe’s "Crucifixion" (oil on panel) is a late Gothic religious masterpiece, depicting Christ’s sacrifice with rich detail and spiritual depth.
Childhood of Christ
By: Gerrit van Honthorst
"‘Childhood of Christ’ (1620) by Gerrit van Honthorst is a Baroque oil painting depicting young Jesus, reflecting biblical themes and dramatic lighting."
The Nativity
By: Fra Diamante
Fra Diamante’s "The Nativity" (1465), oil on wood, depicts the birth of Christ in an early Renaissance style, reflecting deep religious and historic significance.
The Virgin and Child with Saint Anne (cartoon)
By: Leonardo da Vinci
Leonardo’s "The Virgin and Child with Saint Anne" is a Renaissance charcoal drawing, depicting Mary, Jesus, and Saint Anne, rich in religious symbolism.
Adoration of the Kings
By: Michael Damaskinos
“Adoration of the Kings” by Michael Damaskinos: a tempera on wood masterpiece blending Byzantine and Renaissance styles, depicting the Nativity and Epiphany.
Christ Embracing Saint John the Baptist
By: Guido Reni
Guido Reni’s 1625 oil painting "Christ Embracing Saint John the Baptist" shows tender Baroque style, reflecting deep religious love and spiritual connection.
Adoration of the Kings (Monforte Altarpiece)
By: Hugo van der Goes
Hugo van der Goes’ “Adoration of the Kings” (oil on wood) is a detailed Early Netherlandish altarpiece depicting the Magi visiting the Christ child.
The Finding of Moses
By: Lawrence Alma-Tadema
Lawrence Alma-Tadema's "The Finding of Moses" (oil on canvas, 1765) depicts a biblical scene in lush, classical style, highlighting historical and religious drama.
A Nun at Morning in her Cell (En Nonne om Morgenen i sin Celle)
By: Henrik Olrik
Henrik Olrik’s 1862 oil painting depicts a serene nun in her cell at dawn, capturing 19th-century realism and the tranquil devotion of religious life.
The Cave of Despair
By: Benjamin West
Benjamin West’s "The Cave of Despair" is a dramatic neoclassical painting depicting a dark, emotional scene with biblical and allegorical significance.
The Girlhood of Mary Virgin
By: Dante Gabriel Rossetti
Rossetti’s "The Girlhood of Mary Virgin" (oil on canvas) depicts young Mary in Pre-Raphaelite style, highlighting her purity and key role in Christian art.
Christ in the House of Martha and Mary
By: Henryk Siemiradzki
“Christ in the House of Martha and Mary” (1886) by Henryk Siemiradzki is an oil painting depicting a biblical scene in detailed, academic style.
Friend of the Humble (Supper at Emmaus)
By: Léon Augustin Lhermitte
“Friend of the Humble (Supper at Emmaus)” (1892) by Léon Lhermitte: A realist religious painting depicting Christ’s post-resurrection meal with disciples.
The Church of St Jacques in Dieppe
By: Camille Pissarro
Camille Pissarro’s 1901 oil painting "The Church of St Jacques, Dieppe" captures a historic Gothic church in France with vibrant Impressionist style.
Saint Francis in Ecstasy
By: Giovanni Bellini
“Saint Francis in Ecstasy” by Giovanni Bellini is a Renaissance oil painting depicting Saint Francis in a divine, serene landscape, symbolizing spiritual transformation.
The Holy Family with the Infant Saint John the Baptist (Madonna Stroganoff)
By: Agnolo Bronzino
Agnolo Bronzino’s oil painting, "The Holy Family with the Infant Saint John," is a Renaissance masterpiece depicting sacred Christian figures with refined elegance.
Adoration of the Magi
By: Lorenzo Monaco
"‘Adoration of the Magi’ by Lorenzo Monaco: a Gothic tempera panel masterpiece depicting the Magi honoring the Christ Child, rich in medieval religious symbolism."
Saint Florian
By: Francesco del Cossa
"Saint Florian" by Francesco del Cossa (1472, tempera) is a Renaissance masterpiece depicting the Christian martyr, revered as the patron saint of firefighters.
Saint Jerome in His Study
By: Antonello da Messina
"Saint Jerome in His Study" by Antonello da Messina is a detailed oil painting on limewood, blending Renaissance realism with Christian scholarly themes.
Liberation of Saint Peter
By: Battistello Caracciolo
Battistello Caracciolo’s "Liberation of Saint Peter," oil on canvas, Baroque masterpiece depicting Peter’s miraculous escape from prison, rich in dramatic light.
The Madonna and Child with Saints John the Baptist, Elizabeth and Catherine of Alexandria
By: Bonifazio Veronese
Bonifazio Veronese’s Renaissance masterpiece depicts Madonna and Child with Saints John, Elizabeth, and Catherine, highlighting religious devotion and serene beauty.
Adoration of the Trinity
By: Albrecht Dürer
"Adoration of the Trinity" (1511) by Albrecht Dürer is a Renaissance oil masterpiece, depicting the Holy Trinity with saints, reflecting deep Christian devotion.
The Martyrdom of St. Sebastian
By: Andrea Mantegna
Mantegna’s "The Martyrdom of St. Sebastian" (1576) is a Renaissance oil painting depicting the saint’s suffering, blending realism with deep religious symbolism.
The Monk in the Snow
By: Caspar David Friedrich
Caspar David Friedrich’s 1808 oil painting, "The Monk in the Snow," is a Romantic masterpiece showing spiritual solitude and nature’s sublime, mystical power.
Madonna and Child with Saints
By: Cima da Conegliano
"Cima da Conegliano’s 1515 oil painting ‘Madonna and Child with Saints’ is a Renaissance masterpiece, blending religious devotion and serene, classical style."
St. Basil Dictating His Doctrine
By: Francisco de Herrera
Francisco de Herrera’s “St. Basil Dictating His Doctrine” depicts St. Basil writing sacred texts, in a dramatic Baroque style, highlighting his theological legacy.
The Feast of the Prodigal Son
By: David Teniers the Younger
“The Feast of the Prodigal Son” by David Teniers the Younger—Baroque masterpiece depicting a biblical parable in vivid, lively 17th-century Flemish style.
Saint Rose of Lima
By: Bartolomé Esteban Murillo
"Saint Rose of Lima" by Bartolomé Esteban Murillo is a Baroque oil painting depicting the revered Catholic saint in prayer, radiating spiritual devotion.
The Love Song
By: Edward Burne-Jones
Edward Burne-Jones’ "The Love Song" (1868) is a Pre-Raphaelite oil painting, rich in medieval romanticism and symbolic religious undertones.
The Assumption of the Virgin
By: Francesco Botticini
Francesco Botticini’s 1475 tempera painting "The Assumption of the Virgin" depicts Mary’s ascent to Heaven in rich Renaissance detail and vivid religious symbolism.
The Carpenter’s Shop
By: John Everett Millais
"The Carpenter’s Shop by John Everett Millais: Pre-Raphaelite painting depicting Christ’s childhood, rich in religious symbolism and Victorian realism."
The Fall of the Titans
By: Cornelis van Haarlem
"The Fall of the Titans" (1588) by Cornelis van Haarlem is an oil painting in Mannerist style, depicting a dramatic mythological scene from Greek mythology.
Lamentation over the Dead Christ
By: Giovanni Battista Naldini
"Lamentation over the Dead Christ" by Naldini is a Renaissance oil painting, depicting mourners with Christ, highlighting its religious and historical significance.
Baptism of Christ
By: Antoine Coypel
“Baptism of Christ” by Antoine Coypel, 1460. Tempera on panel depicts Jesus’ baptism in a detailed, early Renaissance style with deep religious significance.
St. Lawrence
By: Juan Correa de Vivar
"St. Lawrence" by Juan Correa de Vivar is a Renaissance oil on canvas, depicting the Christian martyr with rich color and spiritual depth.
Supper of St. Benedict
By: Juan Rizi
"Supper of St. Benedict" by Juan Rizi is a Baroque painting depicting a miraculous meal, rich in religious symbolism and capturing monastic life in the 17th century.
The Magnificat
By: James Tissot
James Tissot’s "The Magnificat" (1890) is a vibrant watercolor depicting the biblical meeting of Mary and Elizabeth, blending realism with spiritual reverence.
Our Lady of the Seven Sorrows
By: Adriaen Isenbrant
"Our Lady of the Seven Sorrows" by Adriaen Isenbrant is a Renaissance oil painting depicting the Virgin Mary’s grief, reflecting deep religious symbolism.
Chalice and Host in a Niche, within a Cartouche of Roses and Fruit
By: Jan Davidsz de Heem
"Baroque oil painting by Jan Davidsz de Heem: a chalice and host in a niche, framed by roses and fruit, symbolizing Eucharist and divine abundance."
Resurrection of Christ
By: Hans Memling
Hans Memling’s "Resurrection of Christ," oil on canvas, showcases vivid Renaissance style, depicting Christ’s triumph over death—an iconic religious masterpiece.
Descent from the Cross
By: Pedro Machuca
“Descent from the Cross” by Pedro Machuca: Renaissance oil painting on wood, depicts Christ’s removal from the cross, reflecting deep religious and historical themes.
The Finding of the Saviour in the Temple
By: William Holman Hunt
William Holman Hunt's 1860 oil painting "The Finding of the Saviour in the Temple" depicts a biblical scene in vivid Pre-Raphaelite style, rich with symbolism.
The Immaculate Conception
By: Giovanni Battista Tiepolo
Giovanni Battista Tiepolo’s 1767 oil painting "The Immaculate Conception" is a luminous Baroque masterpiece depicting the Virgin Mary’s divine purity.
Transfiguration of Jesus
By: Raphael
Raphael’s "Transfiguration of Jesus" is a masterful Renaissance oil painting depicting Christ’s divine transformation, celebrated for its spiritual and artistic impact.
The Virgin and Child with Saint Anne
By: Laurent de La Hyre
Laurent de La Hyre’s "The Virgin and Child with Saint Anne," oil on wood, features serene Baroque style and profound Christian symbolism of motherhood.
The Four Evangelists
By: Jacob Jordaens
"The Four Evangelists" by Jacob Jordaens, oil on canvas, depicts the authors of the Gospels in Baroque style, rich with dramatic light and religious symbolism.
Carrying of the Cross
By: Jacob Jordaens
"Carrying of the Cross" by Jacob Jordaens is a Baroque oil painting depicting Christ's journey to Calvary, highlighting its religious and historical significance.
Martyrdom of St. Stephen
By: Juan de Juanes
"Martyrdom of St. Stephen" (1568) by Juan de Juanes: a vivid Renaissance oil painting depicting Christianity's first martyr, rich in religious symbolism.
Miracles of Saint Salvador of Horta
By: José Juárez
"‘Miracles of Saint Salvador of Horta’ by José Juárez, oil on canvas, depicts Baroque religious miracles, showcasing Spanish colonial art and devotion."
Última Cena
By: Juan de Juanes
Juan de Juanes’ 1562 "Última Cena" is a Renaissance oil painting depicting the Last Supper, capturing a key biblical moment with vivid detail and spiritual depth.
La Ascensión
By: Juan de Flandes
“La Ascensión” by Juan de Flandes is a Renaissance oil on wood painting depicting Christ’s ascension, blending spiritual significance with detailed realism.
Joseph Overseer of the Pharaohs Granaries
By: Lawrence Alma-Tadema
“Joseph Overseer of the Pharaohs Granaries” by Lawrence Alma-Tadema: a neoclassical painting depicting biblical Joseph managing Egypt’s ancient granaries.
Christ Crucified
By: Diego Velázquez
"Christ Crucified" by Diego Velázquez is a Baroque oil painting depicting the crucifixion of Jesus, highlighting profound religious and historical significance.
Saint Catherine of Alexandria
By: Fernando Yáñez de la Almedina
“Saint Catherine of Alexandria” by Fernando Yáñez de la Almedina is a Renaissance painting depicting the saint, known for her wisdom and martyrdom in Christian history.
Immaculate Conception
By: Goya
Goya’s 1784 “Immaculate Conception” is a luminous Spanish Baroque painting, depicting the Virgin Mary’s purity, revered in Catholic tradition.
Our Lady of Sorrows
By: Carlo Dolci
“Our Lady of Sorrows” by Carlo Dolci: a Baroque painting of the Virgin Mary, expressing deep grief, famed for its religious devotion and emotional realism.
Christ in Gethsemane
By: Heinrich Hofmann
“Christ in Gethsemane” (1886) by Heinrich Hofmann is an evocative oil painting showing Jesus praying, capturing deep emotion and religious significance.
Madonna of the Pear
By: Giovanni Bellini
"Madonna of the Pear" by Giovanni Bellini: A Renaissance oil masterpiece depicting the Virgin Mary with Child, symbolizing purity and divine motherhood.
The Twelve-Year-Old Jesus in the Temple
By: Max Liebermann
Max Liebermann’s 1879 oil painting "The Twelve-Year-Old Jesus in the Temple" captures young Jesus debating in a realist style, highlighting a key biblical moment.
Saints John the Evangelist, Scholastica and Benedict
By: Master of Liesborn
Medieval altarpiece by Master of Liesborn depicting Saints John the Evangelist, Scholastica, and Benedict; showcases detailed Gothic religious artistry.
Judith in the Tent of Holofernes
By: Johann Liss
“Judith in the Tent of Holofernes” (1620) by Johann Liss is a dramatic Baroque oil painting depicting the biblical heroine Judith in a pivotal moment.
Angel Holding the Body of Christ
By: Nikolaos Kallergis
"Angel Holding the Body of Christ" (1732) by Nikolaos Kallergis: Iconic tempera on wood, blending Greek Orthodox style and deep Christian symbolism.
Rinuncia alle armi di san Martino
By: Simone Martini
"Rinuncia alle armi di san Martino" (1340) by Simone Martini is a Gothic fresco depicting St. Martin’s act of renunciation, rich in religious symbolism.
Ascensión del Señor
By: Antonio de Lanchares
"Ascensión del Señor" by Antonio de Lanchares: A Baroque masterpiece depicting Christ’s ascension, rich in religious symbolism and 17th-century Spanish artistry.
Pietà
By: William-Adolphe Bouguereau
Bouguereau’s “Pietà” is a realistic, emotional oil painting depicting Mary mourning Jesus, reflecting 19th-century academic art and deep Christian significance.
St. Michael the Archangel
By: Pietro Perugino
"St. Michael the Archangel" by Pietro Perugino: a Renaissance oil painting depicting the archangel’s triumph, rich in religious symbolism and classic style.
Virgin and Child
By: Ugolino di Nerio
"Virgin and Child" by Ugolino di Nerio: A Gothic masterpiece depicting Mary and Jesus, rich in gold leaf, highlighting medieval Christian devotion and artistry.
Nativity at Night
By: Geertgen tot Sint Jans
“Nativity at Night” by Geertgen tot Sint Jans is a luminous Early Netherlandish painting showing the birth of Christ, blending realism with spiritual symbolism.
The Disciples Peter and John Running to the Sepulchre on the Morning of the Resurrection
By: Eugene Burnand
Eugène Burnand’s realistic painting shows Peter and John running to Jesus’ empty tomb, capturing the drama and faith of the Resurrection in Christian history.
The Taking of Christ
By: Caravaggio
Caravaggio’s "The Taking of Christ" (oil on canvas) captures the dramatic arrest of Jesus, showcasing Baroque realism and profound religious significance.
Saint James the Great's Vision of the Virgin Mary
By: Nicolas Poussin
Nicolas Poussin’s “Saint James the Great’s Vision of the Virgin Mary” is a Baroque oil painting depicting a sacred, dramatic biblical vision.
The Fall of the Rebel Angels
By: Pieter Bruegel the Elder
Pieter Bruegel’s 1562 oil painting "The Fall of the Rebel Angels" depicts a dramatic biblical battle in Northern Renaissance style, rich in religious symbolism.
Annunciation
By: Francisco Rizi
"Annunciation" by Francisco Rizi is a Baroque oil painting depicting the angel Gabriel and Virgin Mary, highlighting a pivotal Christian biblical event.
Saint Jude Thaddeus
By: José de Ribera
"Saint Jude Thaddeus" by José de Ribera: A Baroque oil painting portraying the apostle, renowned for its dramatic realism and deep religious significance.
Let the Little Children Come to Me
By: Rembrandt
Rembrandt’s 1620 oil painting “Let the Little Children Come to Me” depicts Jesus with children, showcasing Baroque style and deep religious significance.
Notre Dame
By: Henri Rousseau
Henri Rousseau’s “Notre Dame” depicts the iconic Paris cathedral in his naive art style, highlighting its historical and religious significance.
Virgin Mary and Child Jesus
By: Roberto Ferruzzi
"‘Virgin Mary and Child Jesus’ by Roberto Ferruzzi: A tender, realist painting symbolizing maternal love and Christian devotion, famed in religious art history."
The Rest on the Flight into Egypt
By: Caravaggio
Caravaggio’s “The Rest on the Flight into Egypt” is a Baroque masterpiece depicting the Holy Family in a serene, dramatic biblical scene with angelic music.
Vision of St. Hubertus
By: Wilhelm Carl Räuber
"Vision of St. Hubertus" by Wilhelm Carl Räuber: A dramatic, realistic 19th-century painting depicting the saint’s divine encounter, rooted in Christian legend.
Saint Paul Writing
By: Pier Francesco Sacchi
“Saint Paul Writing” (1520) by Pier Francesco Sacchi is a Renaissance oil painting depicting Saint Paul, highlighting religious devotion and classical artistry.
Christ driving the Traders from the Temple
By: Bernardo Cavallino
Bernardo Cavallino’s "Christ Driving the Traders from the Temple" is a Baroque masterpiece depicting Jesus expelling merchants, symbolizing religious purity.
The Spirit of Chivalry
By: Daniel Maclise
"The Spirit of Chivalry" by Daniel Maclise is a detailed oil painting depicting medieval knights, embodying noble values and romantic historical ideals.
Let the Children Come unto Me
By: Carl Bloch
"Let the Children Come unto Me" (1884) by Carl Bloch is an oil painting depicting Jesus with children, reflecting 19th-century realism and Christian themes.
The Road to Emmaus
By: Altobello Melone
Altobello Melone’s "The Road to Emmaus" (oil on canvas) depicts a biblical scene in Renaissance style, capturing a pivotal Christian resurrection moment.
Drunkenness of Noah
By: Giovanni Bellini
"Drunkenness of Noah" (1515) by Giovanni Bellini is a Renaissance oil painting depicting a biblical scene with rich color, spiritual depth, and historical artistry.
A Fine Point
By: Jean-Georges Vibert
“A Fine Point” by Jean-Georges Vibert: A satirical 19th-century painting of a cardinal writing, showcasing Vibert’s detailed realism and witty critique of clergy.
Pentecostés
By: Antonio Palomino
"Pentecostés" by Antonio Palomino: a Baroque masterpiece illustrating the Holy Spirit's descent, symbolizing unity and faith in Christian tradition.
Praying for the Sick Husband
By: Vassily Maximov
“Praying for the Sick Husband” by Vassily Maximov is a realist 19th-century Russian painting depicting a wife's heartfelt prayer for her ailing spouse.
Saint Cecilia
By: John William Waterhouse
"Saint Cecilia" (1895) by John William Waterhouse is an oil painting in Pre-Raphaelite style depicting the patron saint of music in a serene, reverent scene.
Madonna and Child
By: Giampietrino
Giampietrino's "Madonna and Child" (1515) is a Renaissance oil painting, depicting the Virgin Mary with Jesus, symbolizing maternal love and Christian devotion.
The Deposition
By: Bartolomeo Schedoni
"The Deposition" (1615) by Bartolomeo Schedoni is a Baroque oil painting depicting Christ’s descent from the cross, rich in emotion and religious significance.
Angels Announcing the Birth of Christ to the Shepherds
By: Govert Flinck
Govert Flinck’s 1434 oil painting depicts angels announcing Christ’s birth to shepherds, blending Baroque style with deep religious and historical meaning.
Angel Musicians
By: Hans Memling
"Angel Musicians" by Hans Memling: a stunning 15th-century religious artwork in Northern Renaissance style, depicting angelic figures playing instruments.
Eliezer and Rebecca
By: Nicolas Poussin
“Eliezer and Rebecca” (1648) by Nicolas Poussin is a Baroque oil painting depicting a biblical scene, showcasing classical composition and religious history.
The Massacre of the Innocents
By: François-Joseph Navez
François-Joseph Navez’s 1824 painting "The Massacre of the Innocents" depicts a tragic biblical scene in neoclassical style, rich in emotion and drama.
The Triumph of St. Augustine
By: Claudio Coello
"The Triumph of St. Augustine" by Claudio Coello is a dramatic Baroque painting, depicting the saint’s heavenly glory and spiritual power in vivid, ornate detail.
Time, Death and Judgement
By: George Frederic Watts
"Time, Death and Judgement" (1886) by G.F. Watts, oil on canvas, is a symbolic Victorian masterpiece exploring mortality and moral destiny with deep spiritual themes.
The Knight of the Holy Grail
By: Frederick Judd Waugh
Frederick Judd Waugh’s 1912 oil painting "The Knight of the Holy Grail" depicts a valiant knight on a spiritual quest, blending realism with medieval legend.
Christ Embracing St. Bernard from the Cross
By: Francesc Ribalta
"Francesc Ribalta’s oil painting ‘Christ Embracing St. Bernard’ depicts a Baroque, emotional encounter, rich in religious devotion and spiritual significance."
Pentecost
By: Jean Restout
Jean Restout’s "Pentecost" is a dramatic Baroque painting depicting the descent of the Holy Spirit upon the Apostles, symbolizing a key Christian event.
Saint Bartholomew
By: José de Ribera
José de Ribera’s 1634 oil painting "Saint Bartholomew" is a Baroque masterpiece depicting the apostle’s martyrdom, reflecting intense emotion and faith.
Adoration of the Shepherds
By: Francisco Rizi
“Adoration of the Shepherds” by Francisco Rizi depicts shepherds honoring the newborn Christ, blending Baroque style with deep religious and historical meaning.
Adoration of the Shepherds
By: Giovanni Girolamo Savoldo
"Adoration of the Shepherds" by Savoldo: Renaissance oil painting depicting shepherds worshipping newborn Christ, rich in religious and historical meaning.
Agony in the Garden
By: El Greco
El Greco’s "Agony in the Garden": A dramatic oil painting in Mannerist style, depicting Christ's anguish before crucifixion, rich in religious symbolism.
Virgin and Child
By: Bartolomé Esteban Murillo
"Virgin and Child" by Murillo is a serene Baroque oil painting, depicting Mary with baby Jesus, celebrated for its warmth and deep Catholic symbolism.
Saint Ursula
By: Antonio Solario
"Saint Ursula" by Antonio Solario: A Renaissance oil painting featuring the Christian martyr, celebrated for her piety and courage in religious history.
Maestà
By: Duccio di Buoninsegna
"Maestà" (1308) by Duccio di Buoninsegna: a Gothic tempera on wood altarpiece, depicting the enthroned Virgin Mary, an icon of medieval religious art.
Susanna and the Elders
By: Artemisia Gentileschi
"Susanna and the Elders" (1610) by Artemisia Gentileschi is a Baroque oil painting depicting a biblical scene of Susanna’s virtue under threat.
Dives and Lazarus
By: Bonifazio Veronese
“Dives and Lazarus” by Bonifazio Veronese—Renaissance oil painting depicting the biblical parable, rich in religious symbolism and vibrant historical detail.
The Sacrifice of Iphigenia
By: Charles de La Fosse
"The Sacrifice of Iphigenia" (1680) by Charles de La Fosse—Baroque masterpiece depicting the mythological and tragic Greek sacrifice scene.
Christ as 'The Light of the World'
By: Paris Bordone
Paris Bordone’s “Christ as ‘The Light of the World’”: A Renaissance painting depicting Jesus radiating divine light, symbolizing hope and salvation in Christianity.
Landscape with Cephalus and Procris Reunited by Diana
By: Claude Lorrain
Claude Lorrain’s "Landscape with Cephalus and Procris Reunited by Diana" is a serene 17th-century Baroque painting blending myth, nature, and divine reunion.
St. Joseph Cupertino
By: Ludovico Mazzanti
"Oil painting 'St. Joseph Cupertino' by Ludovico Mazzanti depicts the levitating saint in Baroque style, celebrating his miraculous religious legacy."
Doubting Thomas
By: Barthel Bruyn the Elder
"Doubting Thomas" by Barthel Bruyn the Elder (1610) is an oil painting depicting the biblical moment of doubt in a detailed, Renaissance religious style.
Adoration of the Shepherds
By: Gerrit van Honthorst
“Adoration of the Shepherds” (1622) by Gerrit van Honthorst is a Baroque oil painting depicting shepherds reverently visiting the newborn Christ.
Camino de Emaús
By: Lelio Orsi
“Camino de Emaús” by Lelio Orsi (1560) is a Renaissance oil painting, depicting Christ’s post-Resurrection appearance, rich in religious and historical depth.
Altarpiece of the Church Fathers: St Augustine and St Gregory
By: Michael Pacher
"Michael Pacher’s oil-on-wood altarpiece depicts St. Augustine and St. Gregory, blending Gothic and Renaissance styles, rich in historical and religious meaning."
Entry of Christ into Jerusalem
By: Lippo Memmi
"Entry of Christ into Jerusalem" by Lippo Memmi, 14th-century fresco, depicts Christ’s triumphal entry—rich Gothic style and key biblical event celebrated in Christian art.
Ecce Homo
By: Matthias Stom
“Ecce Homo” by Matthias Stom is a dramatic Baroque oil painting depicting Christ crowned with thorns, highlighting biblical suffering and 17th-century religious art.
St. Ambrose Converting Emperor Theodosius
By: Pierre Subleyras
Baroque painting by Pierre Subleyras depicting St. Ambrose converting Emperor Theodosius, capturing a dramatic moment of religious and historical significance.
Virgin and Child with Angels and Saints
By: Felice Torelli
Felice Torelli’s 1700 oil painting "Virgin and Child with Angels and Saints" is a Baroque masterpiece depicting Marian devotion with vivid religious symbolism.
Leander Found by the Nereids
By: David Teniers the Younger
"Baroque painting by David Teniers the Younger shows Nereids rescuing Leander, blending mythological themes with rich detail and dramatic composition."
Christ Crowned with Thorns
By: Hendrick ter Brugghen
"Christ Crowned with Thorns" (1620) by Hendrick ter Brugghen is a Baroque oil painting depicting Christ’s suffering, reflecting deep religious and historical emotion.
Madonna of the Basket
By: Antonio da Correggio
"Madonna of the Basket" by Correggio: A Renaissance oil painting showing the Virgin Mary and baby Jesus, known for its tender, intimate religious depiction.
Virgin and Child and Saints
By: Giovanni Bellini
"Virgin and Child and Saints" by Giovanni Bellini is a Renaissance oil painting depicting the Madonna, Child, and saints, reflecting deep religious and artistic significance.
St. Francis in Meditation
By: Francisco de Zurbarán
Zurbarán’s "St. Francis in Meditation" (1635) is a Baroque oil painting, depicting deep spiritual reflection and religious devotion in dramatic chiaroscuro.
Sacred Heart
By: Pompeo Batoni
“Sacred Heart” (1765) by Pompeo Batoni is a Baroque oil painting depicting Christ’s Sacred Heart, symbolizing divine love and devotion in Catholic tradition.
Immaculate Conception
By: Francisco de Zurbarán
"Immaculate Conception" by Zurbarán: A Baroque oil painting of the Virgin Mary, highlighting purity and Catholic devotion, rich in religious symbolism.
Adoration of the Magi
By: Filippino Lippi
"Adoration of the Magi" (1496) by Filippino Lippi is a Renaissance tempera on wood, depicting the biblical Magi’s visit to Christ, rich in religious symbolism.
The Annunciation
By: Leonardo da Vinci
Leonardo da Vinci’s “The Annunciation” (1472) is a Renaissance oil painting on wood, depicting the angel Gabriel announcing to Mary her divine role.
The Last Judgment
By: Michelangelo
Michelangelo’s "The Last Judgment" (1536) is a Renaissance fresco in the Sistine Chapel depicting the dramatic final judgment, rich in religious and historical meaning.
The Nativity
By: Federico Barocci
Federico Barocci’s 1597 oil painting "The Nativity" depicts the birth of Christ with vibrant Renaissance style, reflecting deep religious and historical significance.
Landscape with Aeneas at Delos
By: Claude Lorrain
Claude Lorrain’s 1672 oil painting “Landscape with Aeneas at Delos” is a serene, classical landscape, depicting Aeneas’ mythic journey with divine ambiance.
Napoléon Ier visitant l'escalier du musée du Louvre
By: Auguste Couder
Auguste Couder’s 2014 painting shows Napoleon I visiting the Louvre staircase, blending neoclassical style with rich French historical significance.
Saint Nicholas
By: Benvenuto di Giovanni
"Saint Nicholas" by Benvenuto di Giovanni—tempera on panel. A vivid Renaissance depiction of the beloved Christian saint, known for charity and miracles.
The Chancellor Séguier
By: Charles Le Brun
Charles Le Brun's "The Chancellor Séguier" is a grand Baroque oil painting portraying power and prestige, highlighting 17th-century French political history.
The Madonna and Child with Saints James the Greater, Jerome, the Infant Baptist and Catherine of Alexandria
By: Bonifazio Veronese
Renaissance painting by Bonifazio Veronese depicting Madonna and Child with saints, blending religious symbolism and vivid color, rich in spiritual meaning.
The Baptism of Christ
By: Cornelis van Haarlem
“The Baptism of Christ” by Cornelis van Haarlem is a Mannerist masterpiece depicting Jesus’ baptism, highlighting its religious and art historical significance.
The Nativity of Christ
By: Albrecht Altdorfer
Albrecht Altdorfer's "The Nativity of Christ," oil on panel, depicts the birth of Jesus in a vivid Renaissance style, reflecting deep religious significance.
The Marriage of the Virgin
By: Luca Signorelli
Luca Signorelli's "The Marriage of the Virgin," a tempera on panel, showcases Renaissance style, depicting the sacred wedding of Mary and Joseph.
St. Sebastian
By: Antonio Bellucci
“St. Sebastian” by Antonio Bellucci is a Baroque painting depicting the Christian martyr, highlighting dramatic emotion and religious devotion.
The Good Samaritan
By: Jacopo Bassano
"The Good Samaritan" by Jacopo Bassano (16th c.) is a Renaissance masterpiece depicting a biblical act of compassion, rich in color and religious symbolism.
Christ Blessing
By: Giovanni Bellini
"Christ Blessing" (1460) by Giovanni Bellini is a tempera on panel masterpiece, showcasing early Renaissance style and profound Christian religious significance.
The Port of Ostia with the embarkation of Saint Paula
By: Claude Lorrain
Claude Lorrain’s 1639 oil painting "The Port of Ostia with the Embarkation of Saint Paula" blends classical landscape style with Christian historical significance.
Christ blessing Saint John the Baptist
By: Moretto da Brescia
"Oil on canvas by Moretto da Brescia depicting Christ blessing Saint John the Baptist—Renaissance religious art rich in historical and spiritual significance."
Madonna and Child with St Dorothy
By: David Teniers the Younger
“Madonna and Child with St Dorothy” by David Teniers the Younger: Baroque oil painting depicting the Virgin Mary, Christ Child, and St. Dorothy in a sacred scene.
The Education of the Virgin
By: Jean Jouvenet
“The Education of the Virgin” (1700) by Jean Jouvenet depicts St. Anne teaching the Virgin Mary. Baroque style, rich religious significance, French masterpiece.
Immaculate Conception
By: Alonzo Cano
Alonzo Cano’s “Immaculate Conception” is a Baroque oil painting depicting the Virgin Mary, celebrated for its spiritual beauty and rich religious symbolism.
John the Baptist
By: Titian
Titian’s “John the Baptist” is a Renaissance masterpiece depicting the biblical saint, showcasing vibrant color, dramatic realism, and deep religious significance.
The Resurrection of Jesus Christ
By: Pietro Novelli
Pietro Novelli’s “The Resurrection of Jesus Christ,” oil on canvas, captures Christ’s triumphant rise in Baroque style, symbolizing hope and faith.
Christ Among the Doctors
By: Bernardino Luini
"Christ Among the Doctors" by Bernardino Luini: A Renaissance oil painting depicting young Christ debating elders, reflecting biblical wisdom and Italian artistry.
Madonna col Bambino tra S. Geremia e Maria Maddalena
By: Cima da Conegliano
Cima da Conegliano’s 1495 oil painting depicts Madonna and Child with Saints Geremia and Mary Magdalene, showcasing Renaissance religious art and serene beauty.
St. Anthony Mary Claret
By: Luis de Madrazo
"St. Anthony Mary Claret" by Luis de Madrazo is an oil on canvas depicting the revered Spanish saint in a detailed, realistic 19th-century religious portrait.
Preparations for the Procession
By: Jean-Georges Vibert
“Preparations for the Procession” by Jean-Georges Vibert: A vivid 19th-century painting depicting clergy readying for a Catholic procession, rich in satire and detail.
Esther Denouncing Haman
By: Ernest Normand
“Esther Denouncing Haman” by Ernest Normand is a dramatic oil painting depicting the biblical queen exposing Haman’s plot, rich in historical and religious symbolism.
Pentecost II
By: Juan Bautista Maíno
"Pentecost II" by Juan Bautista Maíno, oil on canvas: Baroque masterpiece depicting the Holy Spirit’s descent, rich in dramatic light and religious symbolism.
Adoration of the Shepherds
By: Juan Bautista Maíno
"Adoration of the Shepherds" (1615) by Juan Bautista Maíno is a Baroque oil painting depicting the Nativity, blending realism with rich religious symbolism.
Rouen Cathedral
By: Monet
Monet’s “Rouen Cathedral” captures the Gothic façade in Impressionist style, showcasing shifting light and color, and reflecting the site’s historic religious importance.
Saint Mary Magdalene
By: Guido Reni
Guido Reni’s “Saint Mary Magdalene” is a Baroque masterpiece, depicting the penitent biblical saint in emotional, luminous style, symbolizing redemption.
The Carrying of the Cross
By: Simone Martini
"The Carrying of the Cross" by Simone Martini is a Gothic painting depicting Christ’s Passion, known for its delicate lines, religious depth, and medieval elegance.
Carmignano Visitation
By: Pontormo
Pontormo’s “Carmignano Visitation” is a Mannerist oil painting depicting Mary and Elizabeth’s encounter, rich in vibrant color and religious symbolism.
Extreme Unction
By: Nicolas Poussin
Nicolas Poussin’s "Extreme Unction" (1637) is a Baroque oil painting depicting a solemn Catholic last rites scene, rich in historical and religious depth.
Solemnity of the Immaculate Conception
By: Francisco Rizi
Francisco Rizi’s “Solemnity of the Immaculate Conception” (oil on canvas, 17th c.) is a Baroque masterpiece celebrating the Virgin Mary’s purity and Catholic devotion.
Annunciation
By: Nicolas Poussin
“Annunciation” (1655) by Nicolas Poussin is a Baroque oil painting depicting the angel Gabriel and Virgin Mary, symbolizing the biblical moment of Christ’s conception.
The Flight of Lot and his Family from Sodom
By: Peter Paul Rubens
Peter Paul Rubens’ 1613 oil painting depicts Lot and his family fleeing Sodom, blending Baroque drama with biblical history in vivid, emotional detail.
The Judgment of Solomon
By: Matthias Stom
Matthias Stom’s 1640 oil painting "The Judgment of Solomon" vividly depicts the biblical story in dramatic Baroque style, showcasing justice and divine wisdom.
Madonna and Child with Saint John the Baptist
By: Eustache Le Sueur
“Madonna and Child with Saint John the Baptist” (1635) by Eustache Le Sueur—Baroque oil painting depicting Mary, Jesus, and John, rich with religious symbolism.
The Calling of St. Matthew
By: Hendrick ter Brugghen
Baroque oil painting “The Calling of St. Matthew” (1621) by Hendrick ter Brugghen depicts Christ’s call to Matthew, blending dramatic light and religious history.
The Entry of the Animals into Noah's Ark
By: Jan Brueghel the Elder
Jan Brueghel the Elder’s 1625 oil painting shows animals entering Noah’s Ark, blending detailed realism and biblical history in a masterful Baroque style.
The Immaculate Conception
By: Claudio Coello
Claudio Coello’s "The Immaculate Conception" is a Baroque oil painting depicting the Virgin Mary’s purity, a celebrated icon of Catholic religious art.
Madonna col Bambino tra i santi Giovanni evangelista e Nicola di Bari
By: Cima da Conegliano
Cima da Conegliano’s 1513 oil masterpiece shows Madonna and Child with Saints John the Evangelist and Nicholas, blending Venetian Renaissance style and sacred themes.
Christ's Appearance to Mary Magdalene after the Resurrection
By: Alexander Ivanov
Alexander Ivanov's 1835 oil painting depicts Christ's emotional resurrection appearance to Mary Magdalene, blending realism with profound biblical significance.
The Mass of Saint Gregory the Great
By: Adriaen Isenbrant
Oil on panel, 1510: Adriaen Isenbrant’s "The Mass of Saint Gregory the Great" depicts a religious miracle in detailed Northern Renaissance style.