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Francesco Francia Collection

Francesco Francia, a renowned Italian painter of the Renaissance era, left an indelible mark on art history with his exquisite works

Background imageFrancesco Francia Collection: Virgin Child, with Saints, 1860 (engraving)

Virgin Child, with Saints, 1860 (engraving)
1579526 Virgin Child, with Saints, 1860 (engraving); (add.info.: Engraving based on the painting Virgin Child, with Saints painted by Francesco Francia (1450-1518) Italian artist

Background imageFrancesco Francia Collection: The Beaucousin Collection at the National Gallery - 'Virgin and Child, with Saints'... 1860

The Beaucousin Collection at the National Gallery - "Virgin and Child, with Saints"... 1860
The Beaucousin Collection at the National Gallery - "Virgin and Child, with Saints", by Francia, 1860. Engraving of a painting

Background imageFrancesco Francia Collection: A satyr fighting for a nymph, ca. 1510-40. Creator: Anon

A satyr fighting for a nymph, ca. 1510-40. Creator: Anon
A satyr fighting for a nymph, ca. 1510-40

Background imageFrancesco Francia Collection: The Virgin Mary with Infant Jesus and Infant St. John, 1500-05 (oil on panel)

The Virgin Mary with Infant Jesus and Infant St. John, 1500-05 (oil on panel)
5973958 The Virgin Mary with Infant Jesus and Infant St. John, 1500-05 (oil on panel) by Francia, (Francesco di Marco Raibolini) Il (1450-1517); Pinacoteca Tosio Martinengo, Brescia

Background imageFrancesco Francia Collection: Federigo Gonzaga, 1510 (tempera on wood)

Federigo Gonzaga, 1510 (tempera on wood)
3618007 Federigo Gonzaga, 1510 (tempera on wood) by Francia, (Francesco di Marco Raibolini) Il (1450-1517); 45.1 x 34.3 cm cm; Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, USA; (add.info.: Tempera on wood)

Background imageFrancesco Francia Collection: Bishop Altobello Averoldo, c. 1505. Creator: Francesco Francia

Bishop Altobello Averoldo, c. 1505. Creator: Francesco Francia
Bishop Altobello Averoldo, c. 1505

Background imageFrancesco Francia Collection: Woman pulling Her Hair, ca. 1515. Creator: Unknown

Woman pulling Her Hair, ca. 1515. Creator: Unknown
Woman pulling Her Hair, ca. 1515

Background imageFrancesco Francia Collection: Madonna and Child with angels, 1822-88. Creator: Antonio Dalco

Madonna and Child with angels, 1822-88. Creator: Antonio Dalco
Madonna and Child with angels, 1822-88

Background imageFrancesco Francia Collection: Madonna and Child, 1490s. Creator: Francesco Francia

Madonna and Child, 1490s. Creator: Francesco Francia
Madonna and Child, 1490s

Background imageFrancesco Francia Collection: Federico Gonzaga (1500-1540), 1510. Creator: Francesco Francia

Federico Gonzaga (1500-1540), 1510. Creator: Francesco Francia
Federico Gonzaga (1500-1540), 1510

Background imageFrancesco Francia Collection: Madonna and Child with Saints Francis and Jerome, ca. 1512-15. Creator: Francesco Francia

Madonna and Child with Saints Francis and Jerome, ca. 1512-15. Creator: Francesco Francia
Madonna and Child with Saints Francis and Jerome, ca. 1512-15

Background imageFrancesco Francia Collection: Madonna seated on a Throne Surrounded with Saints, c1494-1517 (1870). Artist: Trichon

Madonna seated on a Throne Surrounded with Saints, c1494-1517 (1870). Artist: Trichon
Madonna seated on a Throne Surrounded with Saints, c1494-1517 (1870). Found in the collection of the Museum of Bologna. A print from Les Chef D oeuvre de la Peinture Italienne by Paul Mantz, Paris

Background imageFrancesco Francia Collection: St Francis Receiving the Stigmata, late 15th-early 16th century. Artist: Francesco Francia

St Francis Receiving the Stigmata, late 15th-early 16th century. Artist: Francesco Francia
St Francis Receiving the Stigmata, late 15th-early 16th century. It is said that St Francis received the stigmata, the marks of Christs wounds, while in an ecstasy of prayer in 1224

Background imageFrancesco Francia Collection: Christ Limbo Adam Eve ca 1500-1534 Engraving

Christ Limbo Adam Eve ca 1500-1534 Engraving
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Background imageFrancesco Francia Collection: David standing sword lowered right hand sack

David standing sword lowered right hand sack
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Background imageFrancesco Francia Collection: satyr fighting nymph ca 1510-40 Engraving Sheet

satyr fighting nymph ca 1510-40 Engraving Sheet
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Background imageFrancesco Francia Collection: Man sleeping edge wood woman knealing side hand

Man sleeping edge wood woman knealing side hand
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Background imageFrancesco Francia Collection: Marcantonio Raimondi possibly after Francesco Francia (Italian, c. 1480 - c. 1534)

Marcantonio Raimondi possibly after Francesco Francia (Italian, c. 1480 - c. 1534), Man and Woman with a Ball, engraving

Background imageFrancesco Francia Collection: Francesco Francia (Italian, c. 1447-1517), Bishop Altobello Averoldo, c

Francesco Francia (Italian, c. 1447-1517), Bishop Altobello Averoldo, c. 1505, oil on panel


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Francesco Francia, a renowned Italian painter of the Renaissance era, left an indelible mark on art history with his exquisite works. One such masterpiece is "The Virgin Mary with Infant Jesus and Infant St. John, " painted between 1500-05. In this oil on panel artwork, Francia captures the tender bond between the Holy Mother and her divine children. Another notable creation by Francia is "Federigo Gonzaga" from 1510, a tempera on wood portrait that showcases his mastery in capturing human emotions and expressions. The subject's dignified gaze reflects both strength and vulnerability. In "Bishop Altobello Averoldo" created around 1505, we witness Francia's ability to portray religious figures with utmost reverence and attention to detail. This painting exemplifies his skillful use of color and light to bring out the spiritual essence of his subjects. Francia's versatility as an artist is evident in "Woman pulling Her Hair, " dating back to approximately 1515. Although its creator remains unknown, this captivating piece displays Francia's influence through its delicate brushwork and emotive portrayal of inner turmoil. One cannot overlook the ethereal beauty captured in Antonio Dalco's "Madonna and Child with angels. " Created between 1822-88 but inspired by Francesco Francia's style, it pays homage to the timeless theme of maternal love infused with celestial grace. Saint Catherine standing in a niche rests upon a wheel - her instrument of torture - in another work attributed to Francesco Francia. This depiction evokes both piety and martyrdom while showcasing intricate details that were characteristic of his artistic approach. Francia's devotion to depicting Madonna continues in "Madonna and Child" from the late 1490s. With soft colors blending harmoniously together, he creates an atmosphere of serenity that envelops viewers into a realm where divinity meets humanity.