There are around 2,000 Renaissance drawings in the Royal Collection ... A silvery study of an angel’s drapery, which he made using a brush and black ink during the early 1490s, is as crisp ...

Renaissance drawings were generally used as preparatory ... A "silvery study" of an angel's drapery, made using brush and ...

Raphael and Dürer struck up a long-distance friendship when they were at the peak of their popularity, living over 600 miles ...

The Renaissance—from art-loving popes to Leonardo’s Mona Lisa ... unconstrained by columns, Donatello's happy angels celebrate the freedom and spirit of this new age. His Mary Magdalene ...

The Italian Renaissance would have been impossible without drawing—it was central to every ... The Madonna and Child with St John and Angels. Among works shown for the first time is a chalk ...

A novel exhibition that mingles 2,000 years of biblical literature, 200 years of European master drawings, and 42 days of new ...

Drawing the Italian Renaissance brings together the works of more than 80 Italian Renaissance artists at The King’s Gallery, Buckingham Palace starting Friday November 1. The Royal Collection ...

Join us for harmonies both heavenly and terrestrial as we explore the soundscapes of angel concerts in medieval and Renaissance art.

If you go to Italy, or to the Italian Renaissance galleries of an art museum, you may find yourself wondering how artists of the time created work of such refinement and complexity. What were the ...

A sprawling collection of Italian Renaissance drawings is coming to the King’s Gallery in London’s Buckingham Palace. Titled “Drawing the Italian Renaissance,” the show will feature works ...

So, it’s chastening to learn that the art of the Renaissance – painting and sculpture that exudes serenity and harmony – was created against a background of continual warfare and murderous ...

"Drawing is both the most central and the most elusive of the key artistic methods," said Waldemar Januszczak in The Sunday Times. It is central because all art starts with it: we've all had a go ...