Renaissance

How to Eat Like a Renaissance Courtier

What did the Renaissance Italians really eat?

Nancy DeLucia Real | April 29, 2015

A Manuscript Collector’s Perspective

What draws an art collector to focus on Renaissance manuscripts?

Bryan C. Keene | April 29, 2015

Botanical Art Inspired by Renaissance Illuminations

Botanical illuminations inspired by a rare Renaissance book.

Annelisa Stephan | April 22, 2015

New E-Book Explores Early Netherlandish Art

New online resource explores panel paintings of the 1400s and 1500s

Antoine Wilmering | April 15, 2015

Drink Like a Renaissance Prince

Wines good enough for a Renaissance prince.

Bryan C. Keene and Mark Mark Botieff | April 10, 2015

Explore Renaissance Italy from Your Laptop

New online exhibition features 100 beautiful Renaissance illuminations from northern Italy.

Bryan C. Keene and Robert Checchi | March 31, 2015

This Renaissance Sculpture Just Became a French Movie Star

This Renaissance sculpture stars in a French biopic.

Anne-Lise Desmas | February 25, 2015

Revisiting a Florentine Master

New research on Pacino di Bonaguida, a central figure in the rise of the Renaissance in Florence.

Bryan C. Keene | August 4, 2014

Leonardo da Vinci, Renaissance Lefty

Leonardo da Vinci’s drawings contain a little-known secret.

Julian Brooks | April 15, 2014

A Field Guide to Renaissance Gardens

In the Renaissance as now, gardens came in many forms and carried many associations. A visual tour.

Bryan C. Keene | August 9, 2013

Connecting the Art Historical Dots

A Getty Foundation initiative is expanding the frontiers of art history by bringing scholars together from around the globe.

Melissa Abraham | August 1, 2013

Edible Gardening in the Renaissance

What grew in the Renaissance garden? Many familiar favorites, from cabbage to strawberries.

Christy Wilhelmi | May 29, 2013

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