Madonna and Child Jesus with the Child Saint John the Baptist and Three Angels - workshop of Domenico Ghirlandaio
The sacred softness of the Madonna and the Florentine light
This calm and refined composition depicts the Madonna and Child Jesus with the Child Saint John the Baptist and Three Angels in a soft palette of reds, golds, and greens typical of the Quattrocento. The figures, treated with precise drawing and luminous highlights, exude contemplative serenity and great spiritual dignity. The maternal face of the Virgin, the intensity of the gazes, and the angelic presence create a solemn and intimate atmosphere, between devotion and pictorial elegance. This art print of the Madonna and Child Jesus with the Child Saint John the Baptist and Three Angels restores the fineness of details and the chromatic depth of the original.
Workshop of Domenico Ghirlandaio, master of the Florentine Quattrocento
The work comes from the workshop of Domenico Ghirlandaio, a major figure of late 15th-century Florentine painting, whose influence is evident in the clarity of modeling and the rigor of drawing. Ghirlandaio trained a generation of artists and helped spread a pictorial language based on balance, religious narrative, and anatomical precision. Florentine workshops of the time favored collaboration, panel painting, and gilding, which explains the ornamental richness and careful composition of this scene. Presenting this painting is to recall a key moment of the Italian Renaissance and its sense of sacred storytelling.
A decorative acquisition with multiple assets
This canvas Madonna and Child Jesus with the Child Saint John the Baptist and Three Angels fits perfectly in a living room, a library, or a domestic chapel to bring elegance and historicity. The faithful art print preserves the texture, nuances, and balance of the original work, offering a decorative piece that is both refined and accessible. Whether you are looking for a painting to enrich a collection of religious art or an atmospheric canvas for a classic interior, this print brings presence, harmony, and a direct link to the Florentine pictorial tradition.
The sacred softness of the Madonna and the Florentine light
This calm and refined composition depicts the Madonna and Child Jesus with the Child Saint John the Baptist and Three Angels in a soft palette of reds, golds, and greens typical of the Quattrocento. The figures, treated with precise drawing and luminous highlights, exude contemplative serenity and great spiritual dignity. The maternal face of the Virgin, the intensity of the gazes, and the angelic presence create a solemn and intimate atmosphere, between devotion and pictorial elegance. This art print of the Madonna and Child Jesus with the Child Saint John the Baptist and Three Angels restores the fineness of details and the chromatic depth of the original.
Workshop of Domenico Ghirlandaio, master of the Florentine Quattrocento
The work comes from the workshop of Domenico Ghirlandaio, a major figure of late 15th-century Florentine painting, whose influence is evident in the clarity of modeling and the rigor of drawing. Ghirlandaio trained a generation of artists and helped spread a pictorial language based on balance, religious narrative, and anatomical precision. Florentine workshops of the time favored collaboration, panel painting, and gilding, which explains the ornamental richness and careful composition of this scene. Presenting this painting is to recall a key moment of the Italian Renaissance and its sense of sacred storytelling.
A decorative acquisition with multiple assets
This canvas Madonna and Child Jesus with the Child Saint John the Baptist and Three Angels fits perfectly in a living room, a library, or a domestic chapel to bring elegance and historicity. The faithful art print preserves the texture, nuances, and balance of the original work, offering a decorative piece that is both refined and accessible. Whether you are looking for a painting to enrich a collection of religious art or an atmospheric canvas for a classic interior, this print brings presence, harmony, and a direct link to the Florentine pictorial tradition.
