Elisabetta Collection

Allegory of Painting (self-portrait), 1658. Artist: Elisabetta Sirani
Allegory of Painting (self-portrait), 1658. Sirani, Elisabetta (1638-1665). Found in the collection of the State A Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts, Moscow

Holy family with St Elizabeth and the Young John the Batist, 1515 (oil on wood)
868023 Holy family with St Elizabeth and the Young John the Batist, 1515 (oil on wood) by Palmezzano, Marco (1458-1539); Vatican Museums and Galleries

Tile depicting "Visitation"(scene of the New Testament), 1185-86 (bronze)
6166500 Tile depicting " Visitation" (scene of the New Testament), 1185-86 (bronze) by Pisano, Bonanno (12th century); Duomo (Cattedrale di Santa Maria Nuova), Monreale, Sicily

Melpomene, The Muse of Tragedy, (oil on canvas)
827760 Melpomene, The Muse of Tragedy, (oil on canvas) by Sirani, Elisabetta (1638-65); 87x71 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: Melpomene, The Muse of Tragedy. Elisabetta Sirani (1638-1665)

Machina della cocchagna sollennizzare il nome
Machina della cocchagna per sollennizzare il nome gloriossissimo della augustissima imperatrice Elisabetta Christina, Collection of festival prints, Blasio, Michelangelo de, fl

Elisabeth Farnese (1692-1766). Engraving. Colored
Elisabeth Farnese (1692-1766). Queen consort of Spain, wife of Philip V. Colored engraving

ELISABETTA SIRANI (1638-1665). Italian painter and printmaker. Engraving, c1900

Elisabetta Sirani (Italian, 1638 - 1665), The Holy Family with Saint Elizabeth and Saint John the Baptist, c. 1650-1660, etching

Rijeka, Croatia - Piazza Elisabetta
Rijeka (Fiume), Croatia - Piazza Elisabetta. Date: circa 1910s

AMOR, 17th CENTURY. Line engraving after a painting by Elisabetta Sirani, 17th century

Lido Santa Maria Elisabetta - Venice, Italy
Venice, Italy - The Lido Santa Maria Elisabetta from the beach - The Grand Hotel Date: circa 1910s

Elizabeth, Carol and Marie of Romania
The three eldest children of King Ferdinand and Queen Marie of Romania and grandchildren of Prince Alfred of Edinburgh and Saxe-Coburg; (l to r), Elizabeth (Elisabetta)

Elisabetta Sirani
ELISABETTA SIRANI - Italian artist

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Elisabetta Sirani, a renowned Italian painter and printmaker, left an indelible mark on the art world with her exquisite works. Her self-portrait, "Allegory of Painting, " created in 1658, showcases her immense talent and creativity. Through this painting, she symbolically represents herself as the embodiment of artistry. In another masterpiece titled "Holy Family with St Elizabeth and the Young John the Baptist, " painted in 1515, Elisabetta captures the essence of familial love and devotion. The oil on wood composition beautifully depicts Saint Elizabeth alongside Mary and Jesus. Moving beyond paintings, Elisabetta's artistic prowess extended to other mediums as well. A bronze tile depicting the scene of "Visitation" from the New Testament stands as a testament to her versatility. Created between 1185-86, this intricate artwork showcases Elisabetta's attention to detail and ability to bring biblical stories to life. One cannot overlook her portrayal of Melpomene - The Muse of Tragedy - captured on canvas through oil paint strokes that evoke deep emotions within viewers' hearts. This piece demonstrates Elisabetta's mastery in capturing human expressions and conveying profound narratives through visual art. Elisabeth Farnese (1692-1766), an influential figure during her time, is immortalized through an engraving colored by hand. This depiction serves as a reminder of not only Elisabetta Sirani's artistic skills but also her ability to capture historical figures with accuracy and grace. The Machina della cocchagna sollennizzare il nome further highlights Elisabetta's diverse talents; this intricate creation exemplifies her innovative approach towards art-making while paying homage to traditional techniques. Delving into portraiture work reveals yet another facet of Sirani's expertise: red chalk drawings like "Saint Andrew. " These sketches showcase both technical precision and emotional depth—a testament to how she breathed life into her subjects.