Italian Painting constitutes the splendor of this tradition through specific themes, as well as by chronological and regional achievement. Italy has a bequest of incredibly talented painters who have added many feathers to the cap of this historical country. From Michelangelo to Caravaggio, each and every one of this galaxy of painters have distinctive style that have made their artworks such valued treasures.

The Renaissance art is the apogee in Italian paintings that inspires, attracts, coaxes and cajoles the senses beyond your imagination. It will always be a raison d' etre of your trip to artistic delights in destination Italy. A coruscating efflorescence of style, technique and vision, Renaissance paintings borrowed heavily from the onrushing spirit of scientific enquiry during the times.

Italy is famous for her art works, including sculptures. The aesthetic appeal and artistic excellence of these works surpass other sculptural pieces of any other nation. Italian Sculpture has some of the famous Italian sculptors as Michelangelo, Lorenzo di Pietro, Pietro Bernini, Giovanni, Cristoforo Solari, Vecchietta, Ettore Ximenes, Alessandro Leopardo, Lombardo, Loris Marazzi and Francesco Mochi are just to name a few of them. The works of such prominent sculptors reveal Italy's elegant culture and rich heritage.

The Etruscans

The Romans

Early Christian art

The Middle Ages

The precursors of Renaissance

The fourteenth and early fifteenth centuries

The Florentine Renaissance

The fifteenth century outside of Florence

The High Renaissance

The late Renaissance

The Baroque age

The eighteenth century

The nineteenth century

The twentieth century