Assumption of the Virgin Mary in art
Many significant works of art depict the Assumption of the Virgin Mary.[1] They include:
- Assumption of the Virgin (Andrea del Castagno), 1449-50
- Assumption of the Virgin by Francesco Botticini 1475-76
- Assumption of the Virgin by Titian, 1515-1518
- Assumption of the Virgin by Antonio da Correggio, 1530
- Assumption of the Virgin (El Greco), c. 1565-66
- Assumption of the Virgin by Annibale Carracci, 1590
- The Cerasi Assumption by Annibale Carracci, 1600-01
- Assumption of the Virgin by Peter Paul Rubens, 1626
See also
Gallery of art
Andrea Mantegna Dormition 1461.jpg)
Master of St Lucia Assumption 1485
Colla del Amatrice, Dormition and Assumption
Rubens Assumption, 1626
Annibale Carracci Assumption, 1600-01
Titian Assumption, 1516
Mateo Cerezo Assumption, 1650
Guercino Assumption, 1655
Andrea del Sarto Assumption, 1526
Rubens Assumption of the Virgin, 17th century
Rubens, 17th century
Annibale Carracci Assumption, 16th century
Assumption, Parma Cathedral
Charles Le Brun, 1835
References
- Clay, John Gough (1873). The virgin Mary and the traditions of painters. J.T. Hayes.
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