École Italienne (XVII) - Madonne

- Oil on copper.

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

- Image dimensions unframed: 19.5 x 24.5 cm / 35 x 40 cm with exclusive custom-made frame.

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