In the last in his series of favourite wintry artworks, Jonathan Jones marvels at the towering majesty of Botticelli's The Adoration of the Kings, which won the artist 'gifts' from the Medici family

In the runup to Christmas, art critic Jonathan Jones is selecting his favourite wintry works. Today it's this huge heartwarming canvas, as bright and bold as street theatre

Continuing with his series of favourite wintry artworks, Jonathan Jones feels a warm glow looking at the tender beauty of Geertgen tot Sint Jans's The Nativity at Night

Jonathan Jones continues his series of best-loved wintry artworks with Carlo Crivelli's The Annunciation with Saint Emidius, a 15th-century reimagining of the angel's message to Mary set in idealised Italy

In the latest of his series of favourite wintry artworks, Jonathan Jones admires the compassion and elegance of Goya's Snowstorm, an oil-painted paean to Spain's heroic underclass

Jonathan Jones shivers in sympathy with Rubens's nude Mediterranean goddess, who finds herself far from home in the inhospitable north

Continuing his series of wintry artworks, Jonathan Jones is blown over by the sublime force of JMW Turner's Swiss snowslide – The Fall of an Avalanche in the Grisons

The latest of Jonathan Jones's favourite wintry artworks is Cézanne's The Stove in the Studio, a shiver-inducing evocation of the life of a starving artist in winter

Jonathan Jones continues his seasonal selection of favourite wintry artworks with Helen Chadwick's Piss Flowers – haunting alien cities created in the snow using a unique methodology

Jonathan Jones continues his seasonal series of best-loved wintry artworks with a 15th-century reimagining of the birth of Jesus, set against a tranquil Tuscan tableaux

Jonathan Jones continues his selection of favourite wintry artworks with Pieter Bruegel the Elder's painting of a group of shivering hunters returning to home and hearth

In today's wintry artwork, Jonathan Jones explains why Gerhard Richter's devotional painting of a candle has him all aglow

Jonathan Jones admires The Four Times of Day: Morning, William Hogarth's wry 1736 portrait of London life – and carousing underclass

Throughout December, Jonathan Jones is selecting his top wintry artworks. Here, he admires Henry Raeburn's The Reverend Robert Walker Skating on Duddingston Loch

Jonathan Jones is picking his top wintry artworks. Here he explains why Winter Landscape, a painting by Casper David Friedrich, both enchants and chills

Every day in the run-up to Christmas, Jonathan Jones is picking his favourite wintry artworks. Today, he explores one of the most beautiful images ever taken of the eerie, icy world that would claim the lives of Captain Scott and his party