Madonna and Child 1305
duccio
possibly oil pastel
oil painting
child
acrylic on canvas
portrait head and shoulder
christianity
animal drawing portrait
portrait drawing
facial portrait
portrait art
fine art portrait
christ
digital portrait
Duccio's "Madonna and Child", painted in 1305, embodies the devotional style of the Sienese School. The painting features the Virgin Mary, clad in a deep blue robe, cradling the Christ Child, who blesses with his right hand. Both figures exhibit a serene and contemplative expression, reflecting the introspective nature of Sienese art. Duccio's meticulous attention to detail is evident in the carefully rendered drapery and the subtle modeling of the faces. The gold background further enhances the iconographic significance of the work, highlighting the divine presence and the sacred nature of the scene. This work exemplifies Duccio's mastery of tempera painting and his ability to capture religious devotion with tenderness and grace.
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