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Tempera on canvas by Andrea Mantegna
MANTEGNA: THE DEAD CHRIST. Tempera on canvas by Andrea Mantegna

ANDREA PALLADIO (1508-1580). Italian architect. Steel engraving, Italian, 1820, after Giuseppe Longhi

ANDREAS VESALIUS (1514-1564). Belgian anatomist. Engraving, Flemish, 1695

MANTEGNA: SEA GODS, 1485. Andrea Mantegna: Battle of the Sea Gods. Engraving, c1485

ANDREA DORIA (1468-1560). Genoese admiral and statesman. Steel engraving, Italian, 1812

ANDREA DORIA (1466-1560). Genoese admiral and statesman. Line engraving after a contemporary portrait

HENRY ANDREA BURGEVINE (1836-1865). American adventurer in China. Wood engraving, 19th century

ANDREA PALLADIO (1508-1580). Steel engraving, Italian, 1820, after Giuseppe Longhi

ANDREA del VERROCHIO (1435-1488). Florentine sculptor and painter. Copper engraving, French, 17th century

Church of Saints Andrew and Bernard, Perugia
Church of Saints Andrew and Bernard (Chiesa dei Santi Andrea e Bernardino), Perugia, Umbria, Italy Date: circa 1910s

Mestni Square and St Nicholas Cathedral, Ljubljana, Slovenia
View of Mestni Square with an obelisk fountain and the twin towers and green dome of St Nicholas Cathedral in Ljubljana, the capital city of Slovenia

A Palladio / Bigleoschi
ANDREA PALLADIO Italian architect

Andrea Doria / Thevet 1584
ANDREA DORIA Genoese admiral and statesman

Andrea Mantegna
ANDREA MANTEGNA Italian artist

Andrea Del Verrocchio
ANDREA DEL VERROCCHIO Italian artist

Andrea Appiani
ANDREA APPIANI Italian artist

Andrea Del Sarto
ANDREA DEL SARTO (Andrea d Agnolo) Italian artist

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"Andrea: A Journey Through Art and Astronomy Step into the world of Andrea, a name that resonates with creativity and exploration. From the celestial wonders to captivating paintings, Andrea's influence spans across centuries. In the realm of astronomy, we find ourselves gazing at a copperplate engraving from Andreas Cellarius Atlas Coelestis seu Harmonia Macrocosmica. The sun takes center stage, while Copernicus appears on one side and Ptolemy on the other. This depiction reminds us of the ever-evolving understanding of our universe. Turning our attention to art, we encounter Mantegna's masterpiece - "The Lamentation. " Painted in the 15th century, it captures raw emotions and invites contemplation. The brushstrokes reveal Mantegna's mastery as an Italian painter. Traveling further back in time through Andrea Bianco's atlas from 1436, we discover ancient cartography on page 10 - a World Map that showcases early geographical knowledge. It serves as a testament to humanity's thirst for exploration. As we delve deeper into history, Tamerlane or Timur emerges from ancient depictions. These portrayals offer glimpses into his legendary conquests and leave us in awe of his military prowess. Shifting gears to architecture, Donato Bramante presents San Pietro in Montorio - home to the exquisite Tempietto. Its elegant design stands as a testament to Bramante's ingenuity and artistic vision. Venturing towards Venice now, Palladio's Church of San Giorgio Maggiore beckons us with its grandeur. This architectural marvel exemplifies Palladian style and adds another layer to Andrea’s rich tapestry of influences. Finally, let us not forget Schiller’s Christianized Heaven depicted in his celestial planisphere from 1660 – an intriguing fusion between artistry and religious symbolism that captivates viewers even today.