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1445â1510 ¡ Italian ¡ 32 artworks
artist bio
Sandro Botticelli was a leading painter of the Early Italian Renaissance. He is known for his graceful figures, delicate colors, and the allegorical and mythological themes he brought to life with a unique sense of beauty and elegance.
what you'll learn
Studying Botticelli allows students to understand the shift from medieval art to Renaissance ideals, focusing on humanism, classical mythology, and the development of linear perspective. Students can also learn about the patronage system and the influence of the Medici family on art during this period.
related: Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo

The Madonna and Child with the Infant Saint John the Baptist

Portrait of a Man with the Medal of Cosimo
1474

Madonna and Child with an Angel
1470

Madonna of the Sea
1477

Madonna and Child with Two Angels

The Virgin and Child with Two Angels and St. John the Baptist
1470

Madonna and Child with Six Saints
1470

The Birth of Venus
1486

Portrait of Simonetta Vespucci (Portrait of a Young Woman)
1480

Portrait of a young man with red cap
1477

St Augustine
1480

Simonetta
1485

Three Scenes from the Story of Esther
1475

St. Augustine in his cell
1490

Giuliano de Medici
1478

The Story of Nastagio degli Onesti
1483

Portrait of Dante
1495

Detail of St. Catherine from Virgin and Child with Saints, the Altarpiece of San Barnabas

Portrait of a Young Man
1483

The Temptation of Christ
1482

Virgin and Child with Saints from the Altarpiece of San Barnabas
1488

Portrait of a Young Man
1483

Christ Crowned with Thorns
1500

Portrait of a young man with red cap
1474

Pallas and Centaur
1482

Portrait of a Man

Primavera
1482

The Spring
1482

Madonna with Child and Singing Angels
1477

The Youth of Moses
1482

Portrait of a young woman
1485

The Virgin and Child Enthroned
1484