The Polyptych of St. Crispin and Crispiniano

defendenteferrari

carving

natural stone pattern

carving

ship

light earthy tone

holy-places

historic architecture

traditional architecture

earthy tone

brown beige

wooden texture

neutral brown palette

cardboard

brown colour palette

The Polyptych of St. Crispin and Crispiniano is an altarpiece by the Italian Renaissance painter Defendente Ferrari. The piece is composed of multiple panels, the central one depicting the Virgin Mary and Child with a pair of angels. The ornate gilded frame highlights the rich colors and fine detail of Ferrari's work, characteristic of the Italian Renaissance style. The polyptych, with its religious themes and elaborate framing, exemplifies the artistic trends of the period and serves as a testament to Ferrari's skill and artistry.