Movement: Baroque
Theme: Saints
Technique: Sculpture
Museum: Basilica di Santa Maria sopra Minerva
Location: Rome, Italy
Description:
Material: Gilt bronze and coloured marble
A later work by Bernini - the marble "drapery" funeral monument to Sister Maria Raggi is a stunning match between polychroma marble and metal items sparkling with gold gilding.
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Bernini, Gian Lorenzo
Apollo and Daphne (detail)
Date: 1622-25 Movement: Baroque Theme: Mythology Technique: Sculpture
Bernini, Gian Lorenzo
Altar Cross
Date: 1657-61 Movement: Baroque Theme: New Testament Technique: Sculpture
Bernini, Gian Lorenzo
Tomb of Pope Alexander-Chigi VII (detail)
Date: 1671-78 Movement: Baroque Theme: History Technique: Sculpture
Pittoni, Giambattista
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Vos, Paul de
Still-Life
Date: Not dated Movement: Baroque Theme: Still Life Technique: Oil on canvas
Ribera, Jusepe de
Saint Francis of Assisi's Vision
Date: 1636-38 Movement: Baroque Theme: Saints Technique: Oil on canvas
Greco, El
St Luke Painting the Virgin and Child
Date: Before 1567 Movement: Renaissance (Late, Mannerism) Theme: Saints Technique: Mixed technique
Martini, Simone
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Date: 1319 Movement: Renaissance (Early Italian, "Trecento") Theme: Saints Technique: Tempera
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Date: c. 1488 Movement: Renaissance (Early Italian, "Quattrocento") Theme: Saints Technique: Tempera
Lippi, Filippino
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Date: 1489-1491 Movement: Renaissance (Early Italian, "Quattrocento") Theme: Saints Technique: Fresco
Lippi, Filippino
Assumption and Annunciation
Date: 1489-1491 Movement: Renaissance (Early Italian, "Quattrocento") Theme: New Testament Technique: Fresco