
1440โ1523 ยท Italian ยท 30 artworks
artist bio
Luca Signorelli was an Italian Renaissance painter known for his mastery of anatomy and dramatic compositions. He significantly influenced later artists, particularly Michelangelo, with his innovative use of the human form to convey emotion and narrative.
what you'll learn
Studying Signorelli allows students to understand the transition from Early to High Renaissance styles, focusing on the development of anatomical accuracy and dynamic figure arrangements. Students can also learn about narrative painting and the use of foreshortening to create depth.
related: Michelangelo, Pietro Perugino, Masaccio

Virgin and Child with Sts Jerome and Bernard of Clairvaux
1493

The Flagellation
1480

Lamentation over the Dead Christ
1502

Portrait of Vitellozzo Vitelli
1496

Flagellation
1505

The Trinity, the Virgin and Two Saints
1510

Saints Eligius and Antonio

Portrait of an Elderly Man
1492

The Birth of the Virgin
1490

Madonna and Child with Prophets
1490

Mary Magdalene
1504

The Crucifixion with St. Mary Magdalen
1490

View of the Vaulting of the Sacristy of St. John
1482

Life of St. Benedict. Benedict Tells Two Monks What They Have Eaten
1502

The Birth of St. John the Baptist
1490

The Descent of the Holy Ghost
1494

The Holy Family
1490

St. Augustine Altarpiece (left wing)
1498

Holy Family with St. Catherine
1492

Self-portrait of Luca Signorelli (left)
1503

Self-portrait with Vitelozzo Vitelli
1503

Madonna and Child with Saints
1484

Head of a Poet Wearing a Cap

Self-portrait (detail from The Preaching and Acts of the Antichrist)
1500

The Deeds of the Antichrist
1502

Frescoes in the Chapel of San Brizio
1502

St. Augustine Altarpiece (right wing)
1498

St. Jerome (detail from Virgin Enthroned with Saints)

Crucifixion of St. Sepulchre
1505

Lamentation over the Dead Christ with Angels and Saints
1516