The Visitation 1491
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Domenico Ghirlandaio's "The Visitation" (1491), located in the Louvre in Paris, depicts the biblical story of the Virgin Mary visiting her cousin Elizabeth. The painting showcases Ghirlandaio's mastery of Florentine Renaissance style with realistic figures and detailed settings. Mary, adorned in a blue robe, kneels before Elizabeth, who is shown wearing a yellow gown. The scene is set against a backdrop of a picturesque cityscape, suggesting a contemporary Florentine setting. The painting exemplifies Ghirlandaio's ability to create engaging narratives through his captivating figures and vibrant colors, making "The Visitation" a treasured masterpiece of Early Renaissance art.
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