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    Emperor Sigismund, Holy Roman Emperor, King of Hungary and Bohemia (1368-1437), c.1600 image thumbnail
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    Detail of the Presentation in the Temple, from the Altarpiece of the Dominicans image thumbnail
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About Renaissance Art

Renaissance Wall Art

Renaissance wall art offers a chance to display prints of some of the most treasured and iconic works ever committed to canvas. Often considered the apogee of human creativity, these spectacular and technically astounding pieces can bring life and vibrancy to any room.

What are the characteristics of Renaissance wall decor?

Renaissance art emerged in Italy during the 14th century and quickly spread across Europe. The style rejected the symbolism and stylized art of the Middle Ages and instead emphasized realism, humanism, and perspective. In particular, Renaissance art drew influence from ancient Greece and Rome.

The colors in Renaissance art run the gamut from the bright and airy to the deep and lustrous. Perspective and use of light were critical in achieving the sense of realism emblematic of this celebrated style.

The Renaissance was an era of great experimentation. The sfumato technique, a blend of tone and color that creates a dreamlike effect, was born during the time. However, while the hazy quality gives paintings an earthy feel, other techniques, such as Rafeal's Unione, represent the dazzling and spirited colors used to depict Gods and Saints.

Typical subject matter of Renaissance canvas prints include biblical scenes, Greek and Roman history, and a wide and diverse range of portraits. However, still lifes and landscapes are also present in this wide-ranging style.

How to choose Renaissance canvas prints

Renaissance canvas prints speak to a very definite point in time. They can look spectacular in a variety of settings but tend to do best in more classical or traditional environments.

Renaissance art is perfect for sophisticated and elegant spaces. It has a big impact on the overall mood of a room due to its eye-catching nature. If your home leans towards the lavish and opulent, a Renaissance canvas print will sit well.

While Traditional or Classic European decor styles are a perfect fit for Renaissance wall art, these prints can also work well with more minimal or stripped-back styles. In particular, they can provide a striking point of contrast that really stands out.

As always, it's really about finding the piece that resonates with you. Classic prints of the Masters will always be in fashion, but less well-known but equally engaging pieces will work for others. Renaissance Wall Art is as exciting and vibrant today as it was 700 years ago, so finding something you love is never a problem.

Browse our captivating collection of Renaissance Wall Art to find the perfect piece for you or your home.

  1. Madonna With Child
  2. Emperor Sigismund, Holy Roman Emperor, King of Hungary and Bohemia (1368-1437), c.1600
  3. Rest on the Flight into Egypt. Joachim Patinir
  4. The Building of the Temple of Jerusalem
  5. Spring, C1580-1600
  6. Codex on the Flight of Birds, by Leonardo da Vinci, 1505-1506.
  7. Lot and his Daughters, c.1505
  8. St. Christopher carrying the Infant Christ, 1511
  9. Ambassador George Bush
  10. Virgin and Child
  11. Page from Atlantic Codex
  12. Cardinal Muzzio Gallo (1721-1801), 1785
  13. Detail of the Presentation in the Temple, from the Altarpiece of the Dominicans
  14. Cantoria by Luca della Robbia
  15. The Place Royale and the Carrousel in 1612
  16. Summer, C1580-1600
  17. Cardinal de Richelieu
  18. Crucifixion
  19. Puncher from Atlantic Codex