Chronological Tour Gothic painting, italian and dutch primitives The Quattrocento Portrait painting in the Renaissance The Cinquecento and the Mannerism 15th and 16th Century German and Dutch Painting 17th Century Baroque painting 18th Century Italian painting: late Baroque and Vedutisti 17th Century Flemish and Dutch painting: Italianising trends and portraits 17th Century Dutch painting: daily life, landscapes and still life 18th Century painting: From Rococo to Neoclassicism 19th Century American painting 19th Century European painting: from Romanticism to Realism Impressionism Post-Impressionism Fauve painting Expressionist painting Experimental Avant-garde art Synthesis of Modernism in Europe and the USA Surrealism, figurative tradition and Pop Art

The Quattrocento The Quattrocento is the great period of unfolding of the First Renaissance, which in Italy yielded great masters and laid the foundations for a return to classicism, illustrated in works by Paolo Uccello, Bramantino, Lorenzo Costa, Cosme Tura and Bonfiglio. RSS format (Really Simple Syndication)     ANONYMOUS VALENCIAN MASTER The Crucifixion c. 1450-1460 BONFIGLIO, Benedetto di (or BONFIGLI) The Annunciation c. 1455 ZOPPO (Marco RUGGIERO called) Saint Jerome in the Wilderness 1460-1470 PAOLO UCCELLO (Paolo di DONO) Christ on the Cross, the Virgin and Three Mourning Saints c. 1460-1465 BELLINI, Gentile The Annunciation c. 1465 TURA, Cosme Saint John the Evangelist in Patmos c. 1470 NEROCCIO DE'LANDI, (Atributted to (?)) Cassone c. 1470-1475 GOZZOLI, Benozzo (BENOZZA DI LESE DI SANDRO) Saint Jerome and a Friar c. 1470 RUBINETTO DI FRANCIA (workshop). Design by Cosme Tura Lamentation over the Body of the Dead Christ c. 1474-1475 VIVARINI, Alvise Saint John the Baptist c. 1475 ROBERTI, Ercole de' The Argonauts Leaving Colchis c. 1480 BRAMANTINO The Ressurrected Christ c. 1490 COSTA, Lorenzo Madonna and Child Enthroned c. 1495 DELLA ROBBIA, (workshop of) Pair of Adoring Angels c. 1510

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