Rare Panneau Médiévale Acheté Par La Galerie Nationale Grâce À Ronald S Lauder

‘Scènes de la vie de la Vierge et d'autres saints’ de Giovanni da Rimini - le seul travail de haute qualité à partir du XIVe siècle Rimini encore en Grande-Bretagne - a été acquis pour la nation, grâce à Ronald S Lauder fournir les fonds nécessaires pour permettre à la Galerie Nationale à l'achat.

‘Scènes de la vie de la Vierge et d'autres saints’, qui est en excellent état pour une œuvre plus de 700 ans, unit le détail exquis d'icônes byzantines fin avec un nouveau style, plus expressif. Son inclusion dans la collection permettra à la Galerie Nationale pour la première fois de démontrer à ses visiteurs un moment clé dans l'art européen, lorsque la peinture occidentale (comme nous le savons maintenant) qui met l'accent sur l'observation et de réalisme, est né.

Suivant ce lien http://bit.ly/1H2k5rh vous pouvez admirer l’art de Giovanni da Rimini et commander les tableaux si vous les aimez.

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