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New Captivating Art Collection at RenArt
RenArt Gallery has launched a new virtual tour experience. The tour allows visitors to explore the gallery's collection of over 1,000 paintings from the Renaissance period.
Prepare to embark on an enchanting journey as we venture deep into the heart of RenArt, a treasure trove of Renaissance art and its new "Love for Life" exhibition.
Step into a world of sophistication, elegance, and creativity as you wander through the corridors of RenArt Gallery with an exquisite collection of Renaissance masterpieces.
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"Lady and the Swan"by Belgian unknown workshop
"Portrait of Mary Stuart II"by Caspar Netscher
"After the Hunt"by Jan Baptist Weenix
"An Eagle, a Cockerell, Hens, a Pigeon In Flight"by Melchior de Hondecoeter
"Gravin de Pagès, née de Cornellan"by Joseph-Désiré Court
There are many reasons why the Renaissance is considered to be such an important cultural period. It was a time of renewed interest in classical learning and culture. This led to a flowering of art, literature, and philosophy that was unprecedented in Western history.
The Renaissance saw the rise of humanism, a new way of thinking about the individual and their place in the world. This new way of thinking had a profound impact on society, and it continues to influence our thinking today. The Renaissance also had a significant impact on the arts. Artists began to focus on depicting the world around them in a more realistic way, and they also began to explore new subjects and techniques.
This painting, The Grocer's Shop, can serve as a pendant to The Poultry Seller, which was painted by the father of Frans van Mieris the Younger and is also on display. The egg basket at the upper right appears to have been passed down through the generations.
following the footsteps of the painter's ancestors
"The Grocer's Shop"by Frans van Mieris the Younger
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Raphael "The Transfiguration"
Bartolomé Esteban Murillo"Virgin and Child"
This painting is full of symbolism. Some people believe that the painting represents the different aspects of Jesus's nature, both human and divine. Others believe that the painting is an allegory of the soul's journey to enlightenment.
Murillo's paintings of the Virgin and Child are popular because he imbues the traditional theme with a sense of intimacy and sweetness. This is evident in the soft modelling of the figures, as well as in the infant's momentary glance away from the Virgin.
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Maria Mathilda Bingham (1810)
Engage with the rich symbolism, meticulous details, and profound narratives that characterise Renaissance art, and unlock the secrets hidden within each stroke of the brush.
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We strive to create an environment where the masterpieces of the Renaissance can be appreciated and admired by all.
The Renaissance was a period of great cultural, intellectual, and artistic change in Europe from the 14th to the 17th centuries.
Welcome to RenArt
A Gateway to the Renaissance Era
At RenArt Gallery, we invite you to embark on a journey through the captivating world of art. Our gallery is dedicated to showcasing exquisite masterpieces, mostly from the Renaissance period, allowing art enthusiasts and history lovers to immerse themselves in the beauty, elegance, and timeless allure of this remarkable era.
With a passion for preserving and sharing the cultural heritage of the Renaissance, RenArt Gallery curates a diverse collection of paintings that represent the richness and creativity of the period. From iconic portraits and religious scenes to stunning landscapes and still-life compositions, each artwork tells a story and captures the essence of the Renaissance spirit.
Explore the Renaissance. Experience the art. Discover RenArt Gallery.
Our gallery serves as a bridge between the past and the present.
Each photo is meticulously selected to highlight the artistic details, rich colours, and exquisite craftsmanship that define Renaissance art.
During the 90s, our private art collection was opened to the public, contributing to the growth of London's art scene.
In 2001, we housed exhibitions from The National Gallery with Rafael, Bramante, and Da Vince on display, which defined our further success.
We have expanded our space by renting an additional 200 square meters in an adjacent building. This meant our rapid growth.
We have become one of the largest private galleries in Europe dedicated exclusively to the Renaissance. Come and see!