Defendente Ferrari Collection

Madonna and Child, 1526. Creator: Defendente Ferrari
Madonna and Child, 1526

The Madonna and Child with St Anne, 1528. Creator: Defendente Ferrari
The Madonna and Child with St Anne, 1528

Madonna Child Mary sitting Christ child lap background
Madonna and Child, Mary sitting with the Christ child on her lap. In the background a shelf with bottles and pots. Copy to Raphaels Madonna d Orleans from 1526 at the Musee Conde in Chantilly

Madonna Child St Anne Anna te Drieen Church interior
The Madonna and Child with St Anne, Anna te Drieen. Church interior with Mary with the Christ child on his lap, on the right Saint Anna with an open book in front of her

Adoration Magi Defendente Ferrari Italian active
Adoration of the Magi; Defendente Ferrari (Italian, active about 1500 - 1535); about 1520; Oil on panel; 262.3 × 186.1 cm (103 1, 4 × 73 1, 4 in.)

Saints John Evangelist Lawrence Oil wood 48 1 / 2 x 19 1 / 2
Artokoloro

Virgin and Child, Defendente Ferrari, 1526

St John the Baptist in the Wilderness (recto)
Artist: Ferrari, Defendente - Title: St Gregory in his Study (verso) - Date: c.1520 - Original Medium and Size: Oil on Wood 154.3 x 92.1

St Gregory in his Study (verso)

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Defendente Ferrari was a prominent Italian painter and printmaker during the Renaissance period. Known for his intricate and detailed works, Ferrari's art often depicted religious scenes with a sense of drama and emotion. His use of light and shadow brought depth to his compositions, creating a sense of realism that captivated viewers. Ferrari's skillful technique and attention to detail set him apart from other artists of his time, earning him recognition as one of the leading painters in Italy. His work was highly sought after by patrons who appreciated his ability to capture the human form with such precision. Despite facing challenges throughout his career, including competition from other renowned artists like Titian and Tintoretto, Ferrari remained dedicated to perfecting his craft. His legacy lives on through the many masterpieces he created, each showcasing his unique style and artistic vision. Today, Defendente Ferrari is remembered as a true master of the Renaissance era, whose contributions to art continue to inspire generations of artists around the world. His timeless works serve as a testament to his talent and passion for creating beauty through painting.