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A Day In the Louvre
2011.04.26
Lorenzo Veneziano (active in Venice between1356-1372)
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Antomio Vivarini ( Murano, 1476-1484)
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The Cimabue expert
(Cimabue was active before 1251)
(Cimabue was active before 1251)
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Giovanni da Modena (1478-2484)
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Botticelli (Florence 1415-1510)
The first Botticelli fresco I have ever seen.
The first Botticelli fresco I have ever seen.
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Ghirlandaio (Florence 1449=1494)
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Pietro Perugino (1450-1523) painted beautiful pictures, a lot of which are frescoes in Perugia, Italy, and he is very recognisable by the uniform mouths he gave everybody...
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Leonardo da Vinci (1452-1519)
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Giovanni Pietro Rizzoli (Milan, 1495-1549)
The Death of Cleopatra - Detail
The Death of Cleopatra - Detail
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Tiziano (1488-1576) The Portrait of Francis I
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Piero Della Francesca (1416-1492)
The Portrait of Sigismondo Pandolfo Malatesta
The Portrait of Sigismondo Pandolfo Malatesta
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and the one that stands all by herself and that everybody came to see in the first place: MONA LISA
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Just a little sample of my favorite paintings in the Louvre. I started my tour with the Italians...
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#3 is a winner Agnes! A;ll are wonderful - but 3 is great!
danrav · 2011-04-21: 20:53
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Superb!
davidcardona · 2011-04-21: 20:58
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My comment was a preemptive strike! I was too quick. I'll wait!
danrav · 2011-04-21: 20:58
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Added 2 of them to favourites - but wow! what a collection - so wonderful...
poshrat · 2011-04-21: 21:10
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Oh!! thanks so much for sharing! Many of your Italian Renaissance artists bring back wonderful memories of my first year in college and a wonderful art history professor I had. I have been blessed to see the Sistine Ceiling and the "Last Supper" I hope to one day get to the Louvre!
HoosierAtHeART · 2011-04-21: 21:12
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Thank you for sharing such wonderful pictures,excellent post
mallusatish · 2011-04-21: 21:26
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Thank you for the great show Agnes. Even in my uncultured state, I am blown away by the beauty of the works! The eyes in 7, 8, 9 are mezmerizing! They melt me!
danrav · 2011-04-21: 21:35
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woow, amazing picture
anggrekfoto · 2011-04-21: 21:51
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I see you could get about as close to the Mona Lisa as I could get! Your other painting captures are fabulous, as always!
darfoster · 2011-04-21: 23:37
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tnx for sharing my friend that's gr8 capture
peace4kidss · 2011-04-22: 01:58
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I was so disappointed when I saw Mona Lisa for the first time. the painting is tiny! :) nice set!
opary · 2011-04-22: 02:10
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very good!
armando · 2011-04-22: 05:46
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Nagyon jo Agi, nem is emlekeztem hogy ott lehet fotozni is!
nataliemanco · 2011-04-22: 07:12
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Wow! What an experience!
lgnelson · 2011-04-22: 10:16
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Csodás művek!
wildduck · 2011-04-22: 13:23
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Superb!
Davorka · 2011-04-22: 14:38
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Wow...Your photos are incredible!!! Bravo Agi!
????? · 2011-04-22: 14:51
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E bello rivedere tutte queste meraviglie..peccato che molti nostri capolavori siano in Francia.....Ciao !
borogovoi · 2011-04-22: 17:40
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fantastic TFS
MoMac · 2011-04-22: 18:44
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worth paints you caught with your camera , thanks for sharing:)
Shaparak · 2011-04-22: 21:04
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Remind me of Galleria Uffizi in Florence but too bad we can't take pictures inside the museum :(
Fastlove · 2011-04-24: 08:28
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Gorgeous. But who woulda handled a snake buck naked? I wouldn't even do it fully clothed! Lol
jlmphotos · 2011-04-24: 23:13
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