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Madonna col Bambino

ca. 1483–84
Not on view
Filippino Lippi, uno dei pittori fiorentini più dotati e raffinati, ricevette la prima formazione artistica dal padre Fra Filippo Lippi, e successivamente entrò a far parte della bottega di Botticelli. Il suo stile fu quindi ispirato da questi due grandi maestri. Questo dipinto rivela l’influenza della pittura fiamminga nel paesaggio che si intravede oltre la loggia a sinistra e nella natura morta con una candela che proietta un’ombra. I colori vivaci — in particolare il blu del manto della Madonna, dipinto col prezioso colore azzurro oltremare — furono probabilmente una richiesta del committente, Filippo Strozzi.

Artwork Details

Object Information
  • Titolo: Madonna col Bambino
  • Artista: Filippino Lippi, Italiano, ca. 1457-1504
  • Data: ca. 1485
  • Materiale e tecnica: Tempera, olio e oro su tavola
  • Dimensioni: 81,3 x 59,7 cm
  • Crediti: The Jules Bache Collection, 1949
  • Numero d'inventario: 49.7.10
  • Curatorial Department: European Paintings

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