Zes fotoreproducties van een publicatie door de Arundel Society met schilderijen door Masaccio before 1869

This album of photo-reproductions features works by the Early Renaissance painter Masaccio. The Arundel Society, founded in 1848, aimed to reproduce artworks from across Europe for wider distribution. The photo-reproductions, like this one from the Rijksmuseum, were a popular way to make art accessible to a broader audience. Each photo-reproduction captures a detail from Masaccio's original paintings, offering a glimpse into the artist's masterful use of perspective and the human figure. The reproduction technique captures the detail and texture of the originals, providing a valuable resource for art historians and enthusiasts.