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Renaissance Exhibitions

Renaissance & Baroque · c. 1300–1600

Humanism & classical revival

A sweeping cultural reawakening in Europe that placed humankind at the centre of art and thought. Artists studied ancient Greek and Roman works, mastering perspective, anatomy, and the portrayal of emotion. Leonardo, Michelangelo, and Raphael defined an ideal of beauty that would shape Western art for centuries.

Showing 4 Renaissance exhibitions on now and coming soon.

Early Netherlandish drawingsEnds in 11 days
British Museum

Early Netherlandish drawings

Until Sep 20

FreeDrawing & Works on PaperRenaissance

Around 120 rare sheets from the Low Countries, made before 1600

Van Eyck: The PortraitsComing Soon
National Gallery

Van Eyck: The Portraits

Starting Nov 21

PaintingRenaissanceJan van Eyck

All nine of van Eyck's known portraits together for the first time in history

Catharina van Hemessen: Signature WorksComing Soon
National Gallery

Catharina van Hemessen: Signature Works

Starting Mar 4, 2027

FreePaintingRenaissance

The only Flemish woman painter known to have signed her own work

Renaissance Worlds: Art and the SensesComing Soon
Ashmolean Museum

Renaissance Worlds: Art and the Senses

Starting Jun 4, 2027

PaintingSculptureTextilesRenaissance

How art of 1450 to 1650 delighted the senses in a globally connected world

Artists of this movement

Jan van Eyck

Followed by

Mannerism

c. 1520–1600

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MannerismBaroqueRococoNeoclassicismRomanticism
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