Battista Dellangelo Del Moro Collection

The Finding of Moses, between 1515 and 1573. Creators: Battista del Moro, Andrea Schiavone
The Finding of Moses, between 1515 and 1573

The Four Seasons, between 1515 and 1573. Creators: Battista del Moro, Giulio Romano
The Four Seasons, between 1515 and 1573

The Tomb of a Bishop, 1540/45. Creator: Battista del Moro
The Tomb of a Bishop, 1540/45

The Triumph of the Sacrament, 1576. 1576. Creator: Anon
The Triumph of the Sacrament, 1576

The Entombment, 1515-1573. Creator: Battista del Moro
The Entombment, 1515-1573

Hercules and the Hydra, 1552. Creator: Battista del Moro
Hercules and the Hydra, 1552

Tomb of a Bishop, 1540s. Creator: Battista del Moro
Tomb of a Bishop, 1540s

The Finding of Moses, 1540s. Creator: Battista del Moro
The Finding of Moses, 1540s

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 Moro: A Master of Renaissance Artistry" Battista dell'Angelo del Moro, a prolific artist of the Renaissance era, left an indelible mark on the art world with his exquisite works. One such masterpiece is "The Triumph of the Sacrament, " created in 1576 by an anonymous artist under his influence. This captivating piece showcases the grandeur and significance of religious sacraments. Del Moro's talent shines through in "The Entombment" (1515-1573), a poignant depiction of Christ's burial. The meticulous attention to detail and emotive expressions evoke deep contemplation and reverence. In "Hercules and the Hydra" (1552), Del Moro exhibits his versatility by illustrating classical mythology with dynamic energy. The epic battle between Hercules and the multi-headed serpent captivates viewers, showcasing Del Moro's ability to bring ancient tales to life. His skill extends beyond narrative scenes as seen in "Tomb of a Bishop" (1540s). Delicate carvings adorn this sepulcher, paying homage to a revered church figure while reflecting Del Moro's mastery over sculptural elements. "The Finding of Moses" (1540s) portrays another biblical scene where baby Moses is discovered amidst lush surroundings. Del Moro expertly captures both tender emotions and intricate landscapes, demonstrating his prowess as a storyteller through paintbrush strokes. With "The Corrupt Judge" (1565-73), Del Moro tackles societal issues head-on. This thought-provoking artwork serves as a powerful critique against corruption within judicial systems, urging viewers towards justice and righteousness. Delving into familial themes, he presents us with "The Holy Family" (1535-73). Through careful composition and warm hues, he conveys love, unity, and spirituality within this sacred group portrait that continues to resonate with audiences.