Virgin between St. Bartholomew ant S. Anthony
- Artist
- Álvaro Pires de Évora
- Date
- c.1410 ; Italy
- Style
- Early renaissance
- Genre
- Religious painting
"Virgin between St. Bartholomew and S. Anthony" is a remarkable Religious painting from the Early renaissance period. The composition features the Virgin Mary, depicted with serene grace, flanked by saints St. Bartholomew and S. Anthony, exemplifying the period's focus on religious devotion and detailed iconography. The intricate use of color and perspective reflects the innovations typical of early renaissance art, emphasizing realism and human emotion. This work exemplifies the spiritual intensity and artistic mastery that characterize Religious painting of its time, offering both devotional impact and artistic significance.
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