Battista Dellangelo Del Collection

The Corrupt Judge, 1565-73. Creator: Battista del Moro
The Corrupt Judge, 1565-73

The Holy Family, 1535-73. 1535-73. Creator: Battista del Moro
The Holy Family, 1535-73

A man and woman offering a platter of coins to a king seated on a throne, set within an elaborate frame, ca. 1540-80. Formerly attributed to Andrea Schiavone

Woman seated with arms outstretched, personification of Fame with trumpet at right, set within an elaborate frame, ca. 1540-80. Formerly attributed to Andrea Schiavone

The Judgment of Paris; man seated at left reaches out to a woman who is flanked by two others, set within an elaborate frame, ca. 1540-80. Formerly attributed to Andrea Schiavone

Four women surrounding a seated figure, a bird above them, set within an elaborate frame, ca. 1540-80. Formerly attributed to Andrea Schiavone

Bust of a woman in profile facing right, set within an elaborate frame with putti, ca. 1540-80. Formerly attributed to Andrea Schiavone

Saint Roch, 1535-73. Creator: Battista del Moro
Saint Roch, 1535-73

Bust of a woman in profile facing left, set in an elaborate frame with figures in niches, ca. 1540-80. Formerly attributed to Andrea Schiavone

A young man offers his hand to a seated woman, another woman stands between them and a third blows a trumpet behind them, set within an elaborate frame, ca. 1540-80

Figure on horseback holding a sword and riding over a figure lying on the ground, set within an elaborate frame, ca. 1540-80. Formerly attributed to Andrea Schiavone

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"Battista dell'angelo del: A Master of Intrigue and Devotion in Art" Step into the captivating world of Battista del Moro, a renowned artist from the 16th century. Known for his exceptional talent, he created masterpieces that showcased both corruption and holiness. One such masterpiece is "The Corrupt Judge, " painted between 1565-73. Del Moro skillfully portrays the dark side of justice as he unveils a judge entangled in deceit and dishonesty. In contrast, his work titled "The Holy Family" (1535-73) radiates purity and devotion. Del Moro captures the essence of divine love as he depicts Mary, Joseph, and baby Jesus enveloped in an aura of heavenly light. Another intriguing piece showcases a man and woman offering a platter of coins to a king seated on a majestic throne. This painting hints at power dynamics within society while raising questions about wealth's influence on rulers. Delving deeper into del Moro's repertoire, we encounter "Woman Seated with Arms Outstretched. " Here, Fame personified stands beside her with a trumpet held high. The artist ingeniously symbolizes fame's allure while reminding us that it can be fleeting. "The Judgment of Paris" presents yet another thought-provoking scene where one man reaches out to claim the attention of an alluring woman amidst their companionship. Del Moro explores themes like desire, beauty, and choice through this mythological tale. Moving forward, we discover "Saint Roch, " showcasing the artist's ability to capture religious fervor with meticulous detail. This depiction pays homage to Saint Roch's miraculous healing powers during times plagued by disease. Delving further into portraiture artistry emerges two busts - one facing right and another left - each set within elaborate frames adorned with putti or figures surrounding them. These intricate compositions highlight del Moro's mastery in capturing the essence of his subjects.