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The Baroque Art Accessibility Consortium

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Caravaggio Database

Museum Itineraries

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Caravaggio Database

Museum Itineraries

Caravaggio, 1598, Martha and Mary Magdalene. Detroit Institute of Arts

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This Easter Sunday, we look at one of the BAAC’s favorite depictions of the resurrected Christ.

In room 211 at the artinstitutechi you will this massive and powerful painting. The Resurrection” (c. 1619-1620) by Francesco Buoneri aka Ce

On this Holy Saturday, the Baroque Art Accessibility Consortium takes a look at some moving and powerful pieces depicting Jesus’ Passion and Resurrection.

“Pietà with St Francis and St. Mary Magdalene” (c1607) by Annibale

On this Holy Saturday, the Baroque Art Accessibility Consortium takes a look at some moving and powerful pieces depicting Jesus’ Passion and Resurrection.

“The Entombment” (1656) by Guercino can be found in room 211 at the artins

On this Holy Saturday, the Baroque Art Accessibility Consortium takes a look at some moving and powerful pieces depicting Jesus’ Passion and Resurrection.

“The Crucifixion” (1628) by Giovanni Lanfranco is a stripped down depiction

On this Holy Saturday, the Baroque Art Accessibility Consortium takes a look at some moving and powerful pieces depicting Jesus’ Passion and Resurrection.

“The Entombment of Christ”(1603) by Caravaggio Here we see St. John and Ni

On this Holy Saturday, the Baroque Art Accessibility Consortium takes a look at some of moving and inspirational pieces of Jesus' Passion and Resurrection.

In room 211 at the @artinstitutechi you will find back on display this breathtaking piece

“Entry of Christ into Jerusalem” (c.1640) by Laurent de La Hyre located in Eglise St-Germain-des-Pres in Paris. I took this picture when in the church this past fall but the lighting + my lack of skill doesn't do the painting justice.

April 4th is the feast day of St. Isidore of Seville. St. Isidore was 7th century a scholar, bishop, and theologian. Known as the "last scholar of the ancient world," he compiled the Etymologiae, an early encyclopedia. A key figure in pres

In honor of the Annunciation we've got a bonus post of two decidedly NOT Baroque paintings.

The Annunciation (c.1434) by Van Eyck at the National Gallery in Washington D.C. @ngadc The Angel Gabriel is the most magnificently dressed Angel I have ev

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