Caption

Painting, Reproduction of the painting, Work of art, Historical, Guido Reni, called il Guido or il divino Guido (born 4 November 1575 in Bologna, died 18 August 1642) Italian painter, fresco artist and etcher of the Bolognese school, main representative of a baroque classicism in painting, here the work:, The Assumption of Mary, angels and saints above a gathering of people, heavenly scene on clouds

Date

Feb 23, 2026

Credit line

Photo12/imageBROKER/Sunny Celeste

Reference

BRK26D21_045

Model release

No

Property release

No

License type

Royalty free

Available size

97.5Mb (6.8Mb) / 16.5in x 22.9in / 4963 x 6865 (300dpi)

Keywords

several deserted church building sacral building history artwork artist painting Baroque art angel faith religion four eighteen cloud illustration depiction religious Italian historic cloudy holy group meeting person woodcut former saint classicistic classicism November Guido Reni Emilia-Romagna Bologna unearthly Northern Italy replication Historic illustration Church of the Assumption colouring Painter bunch of no one structure sacred building art work drawing belief 4 18 representation historical sacred overcast gathering Human being xylograph classical above ground the North of Italy Historical illustration Our Lady of the Assumption Church multiple No People construction religious building work of art St. overcast sky assembly People woodprint Saint neoclassical Emilia Romagna reproduction Church of the Assumption of Our Lady nobody Church building cloudy sky replica Assumption of Mary uninhabited sky with cloud copy Mariä Himmelfahrt empty Assumption of the Virgin Mary churches buildings artworks artists paintings arts angels religions clouds illustrations depictions groups meetings persons woodcuts formerly saints classicist Historic illustrations Maria Himmelfahrt art works drawings historically human Historical illustrations constructions religious buildings works of art cloudy skies replicas Kirche artist's depicting historical image history image history images individual individuals representing humans