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Giotto covered Scrovegni Chapel with frescoes telling Bible stories with a new realism.

Grand city halls, luxurious-for-the-day castles and palaces, and finely woven tapestries.

El Greco painted supernatural visions, faces that flicker, and otherworldly altarpieces.

Albrecht Dürer’s meticulous attention to detail was ideal for his work as an engraver.

Portugal had lacy Manueline architecture and Spain’s emperor had far-flung tastes.

The sculptor Donatello gave his proud statues unprecedented realism and emotion.

These painters brought art from medieval two-dimensional to more life-like 3-D.

Bosch’s three-paneled masterpiece takes you from earthly delights to a nightmarish Hell.

For two centuries, the Renaissance was an explosion of secular learning, art, and culture.

Weyden’s exquisitely detailed Last Judgment is filled with symbolism.

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