Home›Painters›Renaissance Painters›All Renaissance PaintersBrowse ByAll Renaissance PaintersPainters active during the European Renaissance, roughly the fourteenth through the sixteenth century, when artists revived classical ideals of proportion, perspective and naturalism after the medieval period. This group is split into two children, Italian Renaissance and Non-Italian Renaissance, reflecting the two major regional traditions art history treats separately: the Florentine, Venetian and Roman schools that originated the movement, and the parallel Northern, Spanish and other European traditions that developed their own oil-painting techniques and subject matter in the same period. A painter belongs here by working era and stylistic break from medieval convention, not by subject matter; a painter working later in a deliberately revivalist or Neoclassical mode belongs instead under Romanticism and Neoclassicism.FactsAll Renaissance PaintersSourcesComments (0)Reader Challenges (0)FactsComparisonCentury of OriginWell-attested15 1Geographic OriginWell-attestedItaly 1All Renaissance PaintersFilter Results135 entriesArt MovementAllItalian Renaissance (92)Non-Italian Renaissance (43)Renaissance Painters (135)MovementAllEarly Renaissance (2)High Renaissance (2)Mannerism (2)Northern Renaissance (3)Renaissance (2)Art Form PracticedAllArchitecture (9)Drawing (6)Fresco (2)Glass Art (1)Illustration (2)Manuscript Illumination (2)Metalwork (2)Mosaic (1)Painting (135)Printmaking (8)Sculpture (6)Stained Glass (2)Tapestry (1)Wood Carving (1)Active EraAll1250 to 1280 (1)1317 to 1348 (1)1330 to 1350 (1)1335 to 1350 (1)1369 to 1396 (1)1389 to 1434 (1)1428 to 1460 (1)1462 to 1474 (1)1470 to 1519 (1)1496 to 1519 (1)GenderAllFemale (5)Male (130)MentorAllAndrea del Verrocchio (1)GroupAllItalian Renaissance (92)Non-Italian Renaissance (43)BirthplaceAllAntwerp (1)Belgium (4)Bologna (3)Breda (1)Brescia (2)Bruges (1)Brussels (1)Burgundian Netherlands (1)Caravaggio (1)Cremona (2)Duchy of Milan (1)Ferrara (1)Florence (19)France (3)Germany (1)Ghent (2)Groningen (1)Haarlem (1)Heemskerk (1)Holy Roman Empire (3)Italy (11)Kingdom of Naples (1)Kotor (1)Krakow (1)Lecce (1)Leiden (1)Messina (1)Meulebeke (1)Modena (1)Naples (2)Netherlands (1)Palermo (1)Papal States (2)Parma (1)Portugal (2)Prato (3)Ravenna (1)Republic of Florence (5)Republic of Venice (3)Rome (5)Seville (1)Siena (11)Spain (3)Tallinn (1)Tuscany (1)Urbino (2)Valencia (2)Venice (5)Verona (1)NationalityAllBurgundian Netherlands (2)County of Flanders (2)Crown of Aragon (1)Crown of Castile (1)Dalmatia (1)Duchy of Ferrara (1)Dutch Republic (1)Estonia (1)Florence (1)France (3)Germany (5)Grand Duchy of Tuscany (2)Greece (1)Habsburg Netherlands (6)Holy Roman Empire (3)Italy (60)Kingdom of France (1)Kingdom of Naples (3)Kingdom of Portugal (3)Kingdom of Sicily (2)Netherlands (3)Papal States (1)Poland (1)Republic of Florence (14)Republic of Siena (4)Republic of Venice (7)Spain (6)Tuscany (1)Show ResultsBrowseCompareSelect all 35Niccolò Antonio ColantonioPaintersNicolás FactorPaintersNuno GonçalvesPaintersPaolo UccelloPaintersPaolo VeronesePaintersParmigianinoPaintersPasquale CatiPaintersPedro BerruguetePaintersPetrus ChristusPaintersPier Francesco MazzucchelliPaintersPiero del PollaiuoloPaintersPiero della FrancescaPaintersPieter Bruegel the ElderPaintersPieter Neefs the ElderPaintersPietro PeruginoPaintersPlautilla NelliPaintersPolidoro da CaravaggioPaintersPontormoPaintersRaffaellino del CollePaintersRaphaelPaintersRobert CampinPaintersRogier van der WeydenPaintersRomaninoPaintersSandro BotticelliPaintersSano di PietroPaintersSassettaPaintersScipione PulzonePaintersSimone MartiniPaintersSofonisba AnguissolaPaintersStanisław SamostrzelnikPaintersTintorettoPaintersTitianPaintersTommaso LauretiPaintersVecchiettaPaintersVentura SalimbeniPainters← Previous12Sources1. Wikipedia: Italian Renaissancetier 2WikipediaLead sectionQuote, Lead sectionThe Italian Renaissance (Italian: Rinascimento [rinaʃʃiˈmento], "rebirth") is a period in Italian history covering the 15th and 16th centuries.View the SourceComments (0)No comments yet. Be the first to share a thought.Sign in to join the discussion.Reader Challenges (0)No disputes yet. Spotted an error or a better source? Open the first one.Sign in to dispute this or suggest a correction.