Sienese Collection

The Battle of San Romano, c1438, (1909). Artist: Paolo Uccello
The Battle of San Romano, c1438, (1909). Painting held at The National Gallery, London. From The National Gallery, Vol. One [T. C. & E. C. Jack, London and Edinburgh, 1909]

Paolo Uccello. The Battle of San Romano. 1456
Paolo Uccello (1397-1475). The Battle of San Romano. Counterattack of Michelotto da Cotignola. 1456. Louvre Museum. Paris. France

The Battle of San Romano, 1432 (c1435-1440). Artist: Paolo Uccello
The Battle of San Romano, 1432 (c1435-1440). The Battle of San Romano was fought between the armies of Siena and Florence

ITALY. Siena. Piazza de Il Campo, where Il Palio

Siena, Tuscany, Italy. Two people reflected in a street mirror

Christ on the route to Calvary, 1415. Creator: Andrea di Bartolo
Christ on the route to Calvary, 1415

The Adoration of the Magi, 1360. Creator: Luca di Tomme
The Adoration of the Magi, 1360

St. Catherine before the Pope at Avignon, 1460. Creator: Giovanni di Paolo
St. Catherine before the Pope at Avignon, 1460. Saint Catherine, who was canonised in 1461 by Pope Pius II, was born in Siena around 1347

The Virgin of Humility, 1440. Creator: Giovanni di Paolo
The Virgin of Humility, 1440

The Crucifixion with the Virgin, Saint John and Angels, 1330. Creator: Ugolino da Siena
The Crucifixion with the Virgin, Saint John and Angels, 1330

The Virgin and Child enthroned between four Angels, a Martyr Saint and Saint John the Baptist, 1340

The virgin and the Child with Saint Catherine of Siena and Angels, 1490. Creator: Francesco di Giorgio Martini
The virgin and the Child with Saint Catherine of Siena and Angels, 1490

Virgin and Child with Saints Francis, Andrew, Paul, Peter, Stephen, and Louis of Toulouse, c. 1317-21. Six Christian saints occupy arched panels on both sides of the Virgin Mary and infant Jesus

Virgin And Child With Two Angels, c1480. Creator: Matteo di Giovanni
Virgin And Child With Two Angels, c1480. The Virgin Mary balances an unfinished miniature building on one arm, while her son Jesus raises his hand in a blessing

The Calling Of Saints Peter And Andrew, 1470s. Creator: Matteo di Giovanni
The Calling Of Saints Peter And Andrew, 1470s. Jesus on the shore of the Sea of Galilee, urging two fishermen, the brothers Peter and Andrew, to become his disciples

Virgin And Child Enthroned With Four Angels, c1460-70. Creator: Piero della Francesca
Virgin And Child Enthroned With Four Angels, c1460-70. The Virgin Mary and Jesus are attended by angels, whose wings are partly visible

Virgin And Child, c1465-70. Creator: Matteo di Giovanni
Virgin And Child, c1465-70. Jesus raises one hand in blessing, a solemn expression on his face. The Virgin Mary appears pensive as she gently touches her son's shoulder

Siena, Tuscany, Italy. Piazza del Campo

Orcia Valley, Tuscany, Italy. Tuscan hills at sunrise

Siena, Tuscany, Italy. Main Cathedral

The Lamentation. Creator: Andrea di Bartolo
The Lamentation, Unknown date

The Crucifixion, c.1447. Creator: Giovanni di Paolo
The Crucifixion, c.1447. Other Title(s): The Crucifixion with Mary, John, Mary Magdalene, St Longinus and the Converted Centurion

Madonna of Humility, c.1353. Creator: Bartolommeo Bulgarini
Madonna of Humility, c.1353

Virgin and Child, c.1300. Creator: Master of the Badia a Isola Maesta
Virgin and Child, c.1300. Other Title(s): Madonna and Child

Virgin and Child before Saints Fabianus (or Gregory the Great) and Joseph, 1530/50. Creator: Unknown
Virgin and Child before Saints Fabianus (or Gregory the Great) and Joseph, 1530/50

Head Looking Upwards, n.d. Creator: Unknown
Head Looking Upwards, n.d

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"Sienese: A Glimpse into the Artistic and Cultural Heritage of Siena" Immerse yourself in the captivating world of Siena, a city rich in history and artistic treasures. From the masterpieces of Paolo Uccello to the vibrant celebrations depicted on canvas, this enchanting place has something for everyone. One cannot mention Siena without acknowledging Paolo Uccello's renowned work, "The Battle of San Romano. " Painted in 1456, this masterpiece captures the intensity and chaos of battle with its meticulous attention to detail. The artist's skillful use of perspective adds depth and dynamism to each scene. In another rendition from c1438, we witness Uccello's mastery once again as he brings "The Battle of San Romano" to life. This time, his brushstrokes convey movement and energy that seem almost palpable, and is no wonder why these paintings continue to captivate audiences centuries later. Moving beyond battles, we find ourselves transported to the Piazza del Campo through an exquisite oil painting created between 1607-10. This bustling square serves as a backdrop for tournaments where knights showcase their skills amidst cheering crowds. The atmosphere is electric with anticipation and excitement. Siena's charm extends beyond its art; it lies within its very streets. As you stroll through this picturesque town, you may catch a glimpse of two people reflected in a street mirror or marvel at panoramic views captured on canvas by talented artists who sought inspiration from every corner. Delving deeper into Sienese culture, we encounter religious themes intertwined with civic pride. In "The Chamberlain and his assistants before the Virgin, " painted in 1489 on wood, we witness devotion mixed with administrative duties—a testament to faith permeating daily life. Similarly poignant is "Virgin Mary Entrusting the City of Siena to Jesus" (1480), which depicts divine protection bestowed upon this beloved city.