Christ Enthroned, the Virgin, St Francesca Romana, an Angel and Donor 1470

Antoniazzo Romano’s “Christ Enthroned, the Virgin, St Francesca Romana, an Angel and Donor”, created around 1470, showcases the artist’s signature Renaissance style. The central figure of Christ, depicted in a majestic pose with outstretched arms, dominates the composition, symbolizing his divine power. The Virgin Mary and St Francesca Romana flanking Christ create a sense of balance and harmony, while the kneeling donor in the foreground emphasizes the devotional nature of the artwork. This painting exemplifies the traditional Italian art style, blending religious themes with humanistic realism.