Supper at Emmaus Print by CaravaggioThe Story Behind the Supper at Emmaus Print by Caravaggio The Supper at Emmaus print by Caravaggio depicts the returning of Jesus to his disciples after his resurrection. This version was painted in 1606, though he had also completed a previous piece on the same subject matter in 1601. The 1606 depiction is much darker with a more muted colour palette. It is currently housed at the Pinacoteca di Brera in Milan.

The Night Watch Print by Rembrandt

The Night Watch art print was commissioned by Captain Banninck Cocq for one of the headquarters of Amsterdam's civic guard

Clear Morning’

The pose in the Rembrandt Self Portrait at 53 print is reminiscent of several earlier works by Rembrandt

providing the perfect balance of durability and style

Red Fuji is known by several names: ‘South Wind

Michelangelo began The Last Judgement in 1536

Venus and Mars art print by Botticelli depicts the goddess of love and the god of war as a couple lounging in the forest together

It depicts Mary holding baby Jesus surrounded by angelic figures holding a crown over her head

an oriental turban

The Story Behind the Madonna di Senigallia Print by Della Francesca

The Story Behind The Crowning with Thorns Print