Correggio’s Madonna and Child with infant St John the Baptist is once again gracing the walls of the NGV following a conservation treatmen

While opinion is divided as to the exact date of this visually arresting terracotta group and the extent to which it is entirely by Antonio Begarelli, there can be no…

Correggio is one of the four artists whose work defines Italian High Renaissance  painting; the others are Leonardo da Vinci, Raphael and Michelang

Parmigianino, who had a short but meteoric career, was one of the greatest  proponents of Italian Manner

This portrait was formerly attributed to a number of artists, including Raphael, an artist in the circle of Correggio, and Paolo Morando.

   The following article offers some new observations concerning the dating, iconography, and artistic context of an Italian painting that was purchased by the Gallery in 1961 (fig.

Imagine if you could spend two whole days in a gallery discovering the tricks of the trade of master artists such as Raphael and Michelangelo and understanding what they did…

   For photography there are new secrets to conquer, new difficulties to overcome, new Madonnas to invent, new ideals to imagin

In his 1953 publication on the drawings of Parmigianino (Girolamo Maria Francesco Mazzola) (1503–1540), A.

The National Gallery of Victoria’s collection has been significantly augmented with the Martyrdom of Saint Lawrence, a well-known masterwork by Jusepe de Ribera, one of the most influential figures of…