Fra Angelico to Leonardo:
Italian Renaissance drawings
22 April – 25 July 2010
London's British Museum presents one of the finest collections of Italian Renaissance drawings to be shown in the UK.

The British Museum and Italy's Uffizi Gallery have contributed to the display.

See more than 100 works by Leonardo da Vinci, Fra Angelico, Botticelli Titian and more.

Fra Angelico to Leonardo in London
The British Museum and the Uffizi Gallery of Florence contain the foremost collections of Italian Renaissance drawings in the world.

Contributions from both the British Museum and Uffizi make this one of the finest displays of drawings created in the critical period of the Italian Renaissance: 1400-1510.

Italian Renaissance Artists at The British Museum
The exhibition features work by:

Leonardo da Vinci
Fra Angelico
Jacopo and Gentile Bellini
Botticelli
Carpaccio
Filippo Lippi
Mantegna
Michelangelo
Verrocchio
Titian
Drawing in The Italian Renaissance
In 15th Century Italy, new artistic thinking about drawings developed and this exhibition charts the increasing importance of drawing during this period.

What began as a means of preserving artistic ideas became the ideal way to perfect more naturalistic forms and perspective – a new approach by painters, sculptors and architects.

Don't miss this important display at The British Museum, London.

Kingdom of Ife
While you're at the British Museum, visit the Kingdom of Ife exhibition (4 Mar-6 Jun) to find out about art produced in Africa during a similar period.

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