The Virgin Immaculate c. 1656

"The Virgin Immaculate" is a pen and brown wash drawing by Italian Baroque artist Guercino, created around 1656. The Virgin Mary is depicted standing with her hands clasped in prayer and gazing upwards, her flowing robes creating a sense of movement. The delicate lines and subtle shading showcase Guercino's mastery of drawing, capturing the figure's grace and spirituality. The drawing is a testament to the artist's skill in depicting religious subjects with both reverence and naturalism.