The Madonna of the Cuccina Family c. 1571

Paolo Veronese's "The Madonna of the Cuccina Family," painted around 1571, showcases the artist's characteristic Venetian Renaissance style. The painting, likely commissioned by the Cuccina family, features the Madonna and Child at the center, surrounded by the family members, including a young boy holding a dog. The composition is dynamic, with figures arranged in a semi-circle, and the rich colors and detailed drapery are hallmarks of Veronese's work. This painting exemplifies the trend of portraying sacred figures alongside contemporary patrons, which was popular during the Venetian Renaissance.