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A Virgem e o Menino

ca. 1483–84
Not on view
Filippino Lippi, um dos pintores florentinos mais talentosos e refinados, recebeu a primeira formação artística de seu pai, Fra Filippo Lippi, e, mais tarde, passou a fazer parte do ateliê de Botticelli. Seu estilo foi inspirado por estes dois mestres. Esta pintura revela a influência da pintura flamenga na paisagem que pode ser vista à esquerda e na natureza morta com uma vela que lança uma sombra. Suas cores brilhantes—especialmente o manto da Virgem pintado com o azul ultramarino caro—foram provavelmente um pedido do patrono, Filippo Sttrozzi.

Artwork Details

Object Information
  • Título: A Virgem e o Menino
  • Artista: Filippino Lippi, italiano, ca. 1457–1504
  • Data: ca. 1485
  • Meio: Têmpera, óleo e ouro sobre madeira
  • Dimensões: 81,3 x 59,7 cm
  • Linha de créditos: Coleção Jules Bache, 1949
  • Número de acesso: 49.7.10
  • Curatorial Department: European Paintings

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