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  4. The Redeemer (Christ in Glory)

unknown after Correggio

unknown: nationality and dates unknown

Correggio: Italian, ca. 1489-1534

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The Redeemer (Christ in Glory), not dated

Artwork Details

Materials

oil on canvas

Collection Buffalo AKG Art Museum

Credit

Bequest of Mrs. Millard Fillmore, 1881

Accession ID

1881:1.61

Object Classifications:

Paintings

Work Type:

Oil painting

Information may change due to ongoing research. Glossary of Terms

Other Works by This Artist

  • The Mystical Marriage of St. Catherine, not dated

    Louis-Pierre Henriquel-Dupont after Correggio

    The Mystical Marriage of St. Catherine
  • The Madonna and Angels with the Magdalen and Saint Jerome, 1771

    Robert Strange after Correggio

    The Madonna and Angels with the Magdalen and Saint Jerome
  • Madonna Della Scala, not dated

    Paolo Toschi after Correggio

    Madonna Della Scala
  • The Coronation of the Virgin, not dated

    Paolo Toschi after Correggio

    The Coronation of the Virgin
  • Diana in a Chariot Returning from the Chase, not dated

    Paolo Toschi after Correggio

    Diana in a Chariot Returning from the Chase
  • Magdalen Reading, 1809

    Giuseppe Longhi after Correggio

    Magdalen Reading

Collection Highlights

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  • Kitty Hawk, 1983

    Richard Serra

    Kitty Hawk
  • Le Christ jaune (The Yellow Christ), 1889

    Paul Gauguin

    Le Christ jaune (The Yellow Christ)
  • Light Matrix, 2005

    Leo Villareal

    Small white dots of varying brightness speckle a wall of ten panels of dark-colored glass as seen from the outside. These dots seem to fit into a matrix of horizontal and vertical rows but without a discernable pattern. This wall of windows only fills the bottom half of the image, and a sky filled with ominously dark clouds is visible above.
  • La Musique, 1939

    Henri Matisse

    Two women look out toward the viewer from this brightly colored painting. The artist depicted these women using simple, flat shapes with dark outlines. The woman in a caramel colored dress at left sits on a floor cushion next to sheet music. The woman at right wears a marine blue jumpsuit with yellow triangles at the bottom of the legs. She has one foot on the floor and one on the couch on which she sits while playing guitar. A red tile floor contrasts with a black wall decorated with large green leaves.
  • The Messenger, 1996

    Bill Viola

    The first of three stills shows a nude man floating on his back in dark blue water, visible from the waist up. Light shines on his body from above, highlighting his face and part of his torso.
  • June 4-52 (tableform), 1952

    Ben Nicholson

    A series of roughly rectangular shapes of pale blue, green, yellow, and white layer over and under each other across the surface of this portrait-oriented oil painting. A loose geometric patterning in thin black pencil overlays some of the shapes near the bottom center. A small, bright red triangle pops out from near the bottom left corner.
  • Path, 2012-2013

    Andy Goldsworthy

    One of five images. This vertically oriented photograph shows a landscape with patches of lush green grass separated by a graveled walking path stretching into the distance and toward a cluster of trees. A slightly darker brown wave pattern zigs and zags across the width of the pathway, running along its full length.
  • Le Canigou, 1921

    Juan Gris

    Le Canigou
  • Les Falaises de Gréville (The Cliffs of Gréville), 1871-1872

    Jean-François Millet

    Beneath a looming mass of clouds that fills the top third of this painting, rocky cliffs extend into a calm sea painted in tones of grayish blue and green. A cluster of large gray rocks fills the foreground, and the remainder of the cliffs, dotted with additional clusters of boulders amid pale green grass, extend to fill much of the left half of the canvas. A thin line of white traces where the sea meets irregular, meandering path of the coast.

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