The Presentation of the Virgin in the Temple c. 1600
federicobarocci
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charcoal drawing
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"The Presentation of the Virgin in the Temple" is a drawing created by Federico Barocci, a prominent Italian Mannerist painter, around 1600. The drawing depicts the biblical event of Mary's presentation at the Temple, showcasing her young age and the solemn ceremony. The scene is crowded with figures, each rendered with detailed anatomical accuracy and expressive gestures, characteristic of Barocci's style. The use of brown wash creates a sense of depth and atmosphere, while the focus on the central figure of Mary highlights her importance in the narrative. The drawing is a testament to Barocci's mastery of draftsmanship and his ability to capture the essence of religious narratives with emotional power.
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