Assumption of the Virgin Mary in art

Many significant works of art depict the Assumption of the Virgin Mary.[1] They include:

• Assumption of the Virgin (Andrea del Castagno), 1449-50
• Assumption of the Virgin by Francesco Botticini 1475-76
• Assumption of the Virgin by Titian, 1515-1518
• Assumption of the Virgin by Antonio da Correggio, 1530
• Assumption of the Virgin (El Greco), c. 1565-66
• Assumption of the Virgin by Annibale Carracci, 1590
• The Cerasi Assumption by Annibale Carracci, 1600-01
• Assumption of the Virgin by Peter Paul Rubens, 1626

See also

• Marian art in the Catholic Church

Gallery of art

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  Andrea Mantegna Dormition 1461
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  Master of St Lucia Assumption 1485
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  Colla del Amatrice, Dormition and Assumption
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  Rubens Assumption, 1626
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  Annibale Carracci Assumption, 1600-01
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  Titian Assumption, 1516
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  Mateo Cerezo Assumption, 1650
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  Guercino Assumption, 1655
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  Andrea del Sarto Assumption, 1526
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  Rubens Assumption of the Virgin, 17th century
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  Rubens, 17th century
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  Annibale Carracci Assumption, 16th century
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  Assumption, Parma Cathedral
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  Charles Le Brun, 1835
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  Wooden statue, by Mariano Gerada, Għaxaq, Malta, 1808

References

1. Clay, John Gough (1873). The virgin Mary and the traditions of painters. J.T. Hayes.