École Italienne (XVII) - Madonne

- Oil on copper.

- This seventeenth-century Italian Madonna, executed with the meticulous oil-on-copper technique, is a marvel of delicacy that captures the transition between late Mannerist idealism and the warmth of early Baroque. The choice of a metallic support allows light to reflect rather than be absorbed, giving the Virgin’s skin a nacreous and almost translucent luminosity that emphasizes her divine nature.

- Image dimensions without frame: 19.5 x 24.5 cm / 35 x 40 cm with exclusive custom frame.

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