Buonaccorsi Collection

Hera, Aphrodite, and Athena preparing themselves for the contest of beauty before Paris; from Recueil d estampes d apres les plus beaux tableaux et d apres les plus beaux desseins qui sont en France

A Nude Seen from Behind, Looking to the Left, and Other Studies of his Left Shoulder
990021 A Nude Seen from Behind, Looking to the Left, and Other Studies of his Left Shoulder and Right Leg, (red chalk, pen and brown ink) by Vaga

The Back of a Nude and Two Studies of a Raised Arm and Shoulder, Seen from the Front
990022 The Back of a Nude and Two Studies of a Raised Arm and Shoulder, Seen from the Front, (black chalk, pen and brown ink) by Vaga

De dissectione partium corporis humani libri tres, 1545

Christ healing the paralytic, 1540-50. 1540-50. Creator: Niccolo Vicentino
Christ healing the paralytic, 1540-50

Saints Peter and John Healing a Cripple at the Gate of the Temple, 1501-47

Two Standing Male Figures, 1501-47. Creator: Perino del Vaga
Two Standing Male Figures, 1501-47

Virgin and Child Enthroned with Saint Anthony Abbot, Saint Peter, Saint Paul... 1522-23
Virgin and Child Enthroned with Saint Anthony Abbot, Saint Peter, Saint Paul, Saint Julian the Hospitaler, Saint Roch, and Saint Mary Magdalen?, 1522-23

Presentation of the Virgin in the Temple (below), Abraham about to Sacrifice Isaac (above), 1520

Jupiter Appearing to Semele, 1501-47. Creator: Perino del Vaga
Jupiter Appearing to Semele, 1501-47

Jupiter and Juno: Study for the Furti di Giove Tapestries, ca. 1532-35

Filippo Buonaccorsi. Creator: Anonymous
Filippo Buonaccorsi. Private Collection

Studies of Figures and Architecture (recto), Figure Studies (verso); Perino del Vaga (Piero Buonaccorsi), Italian, about 1501 - 1547; Italy, Europe; about 1542 - 1545; Pen and brown ink

Project for a Wall Decoration; Perino del Vaga (Piero Buonaccorsi), Italian, about 1501 - 1547; about 1522; Pen and brown ink

Filippo Buonaccorsi
FILIPPO CALLIMACO BUONACCORSI Italian historian, depicted at his writing desk, scissors, inkwell and all - a delightful glimpse of a 15th century writer at work. Date: CIRCA 1437 - 1496

Pietro Buonaccorsi
PIETRO BUONACCORSI (also known as Perino del Vaga) Italian artist

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Buonaccorsi: A Masterful Blend of Beauty and Brilliance Step into the world of Buonaccorsi, where mythological goddesses Hera, Aphrodite, and Athena prepare themselves for the ultimate contest of beauty before Zeus. With each stroke of his brush, Buonaccorsi brings these divine beings to life, capturing their grace and allure in breathtaking detail. In "A Nude Seen from Behind, Looking to the Left, " Buonaccorsi showcases his mastery of human anatomy as he skillfully portrays the curves and contours of a figure with delicate precision. Similarly, in "The Back of a Nude and Two Studies of a Raised Arm and Shoulder, Seen from the Front, " he explores different angles and perspectives to create an intimate connection between viewer and subject. But Buonaccorsi's talents extend far beyond portraiture. In his groundbreaking work "De dissectione partium corporis humani libri tres" published in 1545, he delves into the intricacies of human anatomy like never before seen. His meticulous illustrations provide invaluable insights into our own physicality. Moving away from scientific studies, we encounter religious themes that showcase both Buonaccorsi's versatility as an artist and his deep spirituality. In "Christ healing the paralytic, " created between 1540-50 by Niccolo Vicentino under Buonaccorsi's influence, we witness divine intervention bringing hope to those in need. Likewise, in "Saints Peter and John Healing a Cripple at the Gate of the Temple, " we are reminded that miracles can happen even at ordinary places. Buonaccorsi's collaborations with other renowned artists further demonstrate his impact on Renaissance art. In Perino del Vaga's masterpiece "Two Standing Male Figures, " created between 1501-47 under Buonaccorsi's guidance; strength meets elegance as two figures stand tall against adversity.