Saints Rocco and Romanee in the view of the town Deruta 1478

This fresco, painted in 1478 by Pietro Perugino, depicts Saints Rocco and Romanee in the view of the town Deruta. The painting displays two saints with a detailed cityscape in the bottom, a common motif in the artist's works. The figures are rendered in a refined and almost sculptural way, characteristic of the early Renaissance style. Perugino, known for his clarity of form and elegant composition, used a bright palette and realistic details to create a striking and devotional image. This artwork provides insight into the artistic practice of the artist and the religious piety of the time.