Madonna
- Artist
- Lorenzo Monaco
- Date
- 1425
- Style
- Early renaissance
- Genre
- Religious painting
The Madonna painting by Lorenzo Monaco exemplifies the refined style of late Gothic Religious painting in Florence. As a prominent Sienese painter and miniaturist, Monaco is regarded as the last significant exponent of the Giotto style before the advent of the Early renaissance revolution led by artists like Fra Angelico and Masaccio. This work reflects Monaco’s delicate use of color and graceful composition, capturing the sacred tenderness of the Madonna. His artistry bridges the rich traditions of Gothic Religious painting with the emerging innovations of the early renaissance aesthetic.
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