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A Taste for the Renaissance: a dialogue between collections

Renaissance - Publisher Patrimoine - Ouvrage relié - 412 pages - Text in Bilingue Français / English - Published in 2024

The exhibition catalogue celebrates the extraordinary innovation, skill and craftsmanship of Renaissance art and explores its enduring appeal to collectors through the ages.

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Model 9782757708958
Artist Renaissance
Author Emma Edwards, Julie Rohou
Publisher Patrimoine
Format Ouvrage relié
Number of pages 412
Language Bilingue Français / English
Dimensions 255 x 205
Published 2024
Museum Hôtel de la Marine, Paris

Exhibition Catalogue A Taste for the Renaissance: a dialogue between collections, presented at the Hôtel de la Marine, Paris (27 march – 10 june 2024).

Presenting masterpieces from the collections of the Victoria and Albert Museum, London, alongside those of The Al Thani Collection, Paris, the exhibition highlights the complex interconnections of the Renaissance world, a golden age of exploration and discovery which witnessed an exchange of materials and ideas across both Europe and distant lands. For the first time since its opening, all four galleries of The Al Thani Collection will be renewed.

Coupled with a revived appreciation for the ideals of antiquity and aesthetics, wealthy patrons commissioned significant works of art which have since been prized by many of history's most notable collectors.

With more than 130 works of art on display, the exhibition comprises sculpture, metalwork, jewellery, glass, textiles, books, manuscripts, paintings, works on paper and exotica, many of which have never previously been shown in Paris.

This includes works by Antico, Lucas Cranach the Younger, François Clouet, Vittore Crivelli, Donatello, Nicholas Hilliard, Hans Holbein the Younger and Leonardo da Vinci, together with treasures and objets d'art created for noble and royal patrons by many of the most accomplished artists of the period.

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