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Virgin and Child, c.1475-80 (tempera and oil on panel)

Virgin and Child, c.1475-80 (tempera and oil on panel)
16th-century
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Christianity
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Signorelli-Luca-(1450-1523)
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Virgin and Child, c.1475-80 (tempera and oil on panel)

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Artist

Verrocchio, Andrea del (1435-88) (follower of) / Italian

Location

The Courtauld, London (Samuel Courtauld Trust)

Medium

tempera and oil on panel

Date

c. 1475 AD - 1480 AD (C15th AD)

Dimensions

77.3x57.1 cms

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The Virgin lovingly looks down at the Christ Child and steadies him on the parapet, as he holds his hand up in blessing. The identity of the painter remains an enigma. The pose of the Madonna and Child is indebted to the Florentine painter and sculptor Andrea Verrocchio, though the name of the Umbrian artist Luca Signorelli has recently been suggested. Other details, such as the Virgin’s eyes, the marble pillar on the left and the landscape, recall late fifteenth-century Flemish painting.

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