Najbolj priljubljena dela umetnika Lorenzo Lotto, ki jih je naših obiskovalcev zaprosilo 25, razvrščena po popularnosti in predstavljena posamezno, s specifikacijami in ceno vsake ročno slikane reprodukcije.
Edition 2026 · 25 umetnin
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Lorenzo Lotto · 1480 – 1556
Experience the intellectual depth of Lotto's Renaissance portrait, capturing a refined gentleman amidst scholarly pursuits; discover this masterpiece today.
Lorenzo Lotto's 'Christ Taking Leave of His Mother' (1521) is a poignant masterpiece depicting the Virgin Mary’s farewell to her son, Jesus, before his crucifixion. Explore its rich symbolism and artistic details.
Lorenzo Lotto’s ‘Allegory of Virtue and Vice’ is a captivating Renaissance masterpiece depicting moral choices through symbolic figures. Explore the intricate details of this iconic painting!
Lorenzo Lotto's 'Allegory of Virtue and Vice' (1505) depicts a dramatic struggle between good and evil, showcasing his unique Venetian style & masterful composition.
1527 · Louvre, Pariz · originalna velikost 124 x 156 cm
Lorenzo Lotto's 'Christ and the Woman Taken in Adultery' (1527) – A poignant scene of forgiveness & judgment, meticulously hand-painted as a museum-quality reproduction.
Experience Lorenzo Lotto's poignant 'St. Sebastian,' a Renaissance masterpiece depicting the saint’s martyrdom. Explore its rich details, emotional intensity & historical significance – a captivating work of art.
Lorenzo Lotto’s ‘Altar of Recanati’ showcases St. Catherine & Sigismund in a dramatic Renaissance scene. Explore this oil-on-panel polyptych's rich colors, linear style & symbolic details.
A contemplative Renaissance portrait by Lorenzo Lotto captures the solemn focus of Fra Gregorio Belo di Vicenza reading amidst a dramatic landscape, inviting you to bring this masterpiece of Italian history into your collection.
1527 · Kraljeva zbirka, London · originalna velikost 104 x 117 cm
Lorenzo Lotto's 'Portrait of Andrea Odoni' (1527) showcases a Venetian merchant amidst classical antiquities, revealing a masterful blend of realism and enigmatic symbolism.
