Coronation of the Virgin with the Trinity and Saints c. 1440

"Coronation of the Virgin with the Trinity and Saints" is a miniature painting attributed to the Olivetan Master, a painter active in Italy during the 15th century. The work, created around 1440, depicts the traditional scene of the Virgin Mary being crowned by Christ, with God the Father and the Holy Spirit looking on from above. The scene is surrounded by an array of saints, both male and female, arranged in a circular composition. This miniature, measuring only 15.7 x 14.3 cm, demonstrates the meticulous detail and vibrant colors characteristic of the Olivetan Master’s work.