Thronerenaissance Collection

Christ enthroned, miniature from the Decretum Gratiani, or Law Book of Gratian, in the Museum in the Palazzo Schifanoia, in Ferrara Ferrara Palazzo Schifanoia Illumination Renaissance

Marble altarpiece carved by Riccomanni, on the high altar in the Pieve of San Pantaleone, in Elici, near Pietrasanta, Versilia Pietrasanta Elici, Pieve of San Pantaleone Altarpiece Renaissance

Flemish tapestry on which Esther and Ahasuerus are portrayed. Poldi Pezzoli Museum, Milan. Milan Poldi Pezzoli Museum Carpet Renaissance, Renaissance-Baroque styles and periods, Europe

The Virgin enthroned and the Child; bas-relief by Maestro Andrea, preserved at the Ospedale del Salvatore or Ospedale di San Giovannino

Madonna enthroned with Child. Gilded wooden statue by anonymous artist of the fifteenth century, preserved in Museum of Castelvecchio, Verona

Statue representing the Madonna enthroned with Child. Polychromatic terracotta attributed to the Workshop of the Buglioni Family, preserved in the Church of Sant'Andrea at Morgiano

Reredos of Saint Anselmo in the middle of other saints: opera in the Robbia style and preserved in the Mueso del Duomo of Empoli Empoli Museo del Duomo High Relief Renaissance

Flemish carpet in which Esther and Ahasuerus are portrayed. Poldi Pezzoli Museum, Milan. Milan Poldi Pezzoli Museum Carpet Renaissance, Renaissance-Baroque styles and periods, Europe

Reliquary of St. Anna Trinitaria holding the Virgin and Child on her knees. Muse du Moyen-Age de Cluny, Paris France Paris, Muse du Moyen-Age de Cluny Reliquary Renaissance

Reliquary statue of the Umbilicus of Christ taken from the Collegiate Church of Notre Dame-en-Vaux, Chlons-sur-Marne. Muse du Moyen-Age de Cluny, Paris France Paris

Madonna with Child enthroned, wooden work of the French School, preserved in the Louvre Museum, Paris France Paris, Louvre Museum Statue Renaissance, Renaissance-Baroque styles and periods, Europe

The judgment of Daniel; bas-relief by the French School preserved in the Louvre Museum, Paris. France Paris, Louvre Museum Low Relief, Basrelief Renaissance, Renaissance-Baroque styles and periods

The doge's throne, in the Senate Chamber in the Doge's Palace in Venice Venice Doge's Palace, Senate Chamber Throne Renaissance, Renaissance-Baroque styles and periods, Europe

Madonna and Child with Saint Christopher and Raffaele Arcangelo, Andrea della Robbia (1435-1525), Church of San Francesco, Asciano, Siena Asciano Church of S

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"Throne Renaissance: A Glimpse into the Divine" Step into a world where art and spirituality intertwine, as we explore the captivating realm of thronerenaissance. From intricate miniatures to grand altarpieces, this movement transports us to an era of profound religious devotion. In the Museum of Palazzo Schifanoia in Ferrara, Italy, a miniature from the Decretum Gratiani catches our eye. Here, Christ enthroned commands reverence with His divine presence, reminding us of His eternal wisdom and grace. Traveling to Elici near Pietrasanta in Versilia, we encounter a mesmerizing marble altarpiece by Riccomanni. Adorning the high altar at Pieve of San Pantaleone, it depicts scenes that transport worshippers into realms beyond earthly existence. Venturing further north to Milan's Poldi Pezzoli Museum, we are captivated by a Flemish tapestry portraying Esther and Ahasuerus. This exquisite artwork showcases not only technical mastery but also storytelling prowess. In Rome's Ospedale del Salvatore stands Maestro Andrea's bas-relief - The Virgin enthroned with Child. Its delicate craftsmanship evokes tenderness and maternal love that resonates through centuries. Verona's Castelvecchio Museum houses an anonymous artist's gilded wooden statue - Madonna enthroned with Child. This masterpiece exudes serenity while inviting contemplation on the mysteries of faith. Journeying to Florence's Church of Sant'Andrea at Morgiano reveals a polychromatic terracotta statue attributed to Buglioni Family Workshop - another depiction of Madonna enthroned with Child. Its vibrant colors breathe life into sacred narratives. Empoli’s Museo del Duomo presents Saint Anselmo surrounded by other saints in Robbia style reredos – an opus radiating spiritual harmony amidst its intricacy and beauty.