Madonna
- Artist
- Orazio Gentileschi
- Style
- Mannerism
- Genre
- Religious painting
'Orazio Gentileschi’s "Madonna" is a striking example of early 17th-century religious painting that reflects the transition from the elegance of Mannerism (late renaissance) to the naturalism of the Baroque. The artwork portrays the Virgin Mary with serene grace, emphasizing tender human emotion and delicate use of light. Gentileschi’s style is characterized by refined composition and a soft palette, distinguishing his religious subjects with both devotional intensity and refined elegance. This painting exemplifies his contribution to sacred art during a period shaped by evolving artistic tastes and spiritual expression.
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