Description
Divine & Desire is a curated collection within our Timeless Masterpieces concept – three epoch-defining works that together tell the story of humanity’s eternal relationship with the divine, the sensual, and the beautiful.
Jacopo Tintoretto – Gloria del Paradiso (c. 1580) is a monumental and visionary work in which the heavens open into a sea of light, angels, and saints. It symbolizes the divine and the transcendent – humanity’s striving for the infinite.
Sandro Botticelli – Nascita di Venere (c. 1485) depicts the birth of beauty from the sea foam – a mythological narrative where Venus emerges as a symbol of harmony, ideals, and the creative force of life. Here, the human and the divine meet in perfect balance.
Amedeo Modigliani – Nu couché (1917) draws us into the intimate and corporeal. The understated sensuality, soft color palette, and human closeness embody desire, vulnerability, and the earthly dimension of life.
Together, these three iconic works form a narrative about the essence of humanity – from the heavenly to the earthly, from the mythological to the intimate. Divine & Desire is a tribute to art’s ability to capture the full spectrum of human experience: faith, beauty, passion.
Product information
• Canvas print
• Black floating frame – ready to hang
• Iconic works by Tintoretto, Botticelli, and Modigliani
• Sizes:
– Jacopo Tintoretto – Gloria del Paradiso – 80×120 cm (vertical)
– Sandro Botticelli – Nascita di Venere – 100×70 cm (horizontal)
– Amedeo Modigliani – Nu couché – 100×70 cm (horizontal)
Credits
• Jacopo Tintoretto, Gloria del Paradiso – Palazzo Ducale, Venice
• Sandro Botticelli, Nascita di Venere – Galleria degli Uffizi, Florence
• Amedeo Modigliani, Nu couché – Private collection
Cropping
Cropped versions of the original works. The composition is carefully adapted without altering the expression or visual balance.
Execution
The artworks are printed on canvas and mounted in black floating frames for a clean, graphic presentation that suits home interiors – from modern minimalism to classical decor.
Custom sizes
Would you like other sizes? We are happy to help. Contact us at contact@kunstlageret.com, and we will explore the possibilities based on your wishes.
About the artists
Jacopo Tintoretto (1518–1594) – Venetian late Renaissance master known for his dramatic use of light and monumental religious paintings.
Sandro Botticelli (c. 1445–1510) – Italian Renaissance icon whose poetic mythological motifs and idealized beauty have shaped Western art history.
Amedeo Modigliani (1884–1920) – Italian modernist whose distinctive portraits and sensual nudes unite simplicity with profound humanity.
