Madonna and Child 

Antoniazzo Romano, a painter active in Rome from the late 15th to the early 16th century, is known for his devotional works. This painting, *Madonna and Child*, exemplifies his style, showcasing a tender depiction of the Virgin Mary and the infant Christ. The Madonna's gentle expression and the child's delicate features create a sense of intimacy and devotion, typical of Renaissance imagery. The use of gold leaf, a common feature of earlier art, adds a luminous and ethereal quality to the work.