Assumption of the Virgin. Detail
- Artist
- Francesco Botticini
- Date
- 1476
- Style
- Early renaissance
- Genre
- Religious painting
Francesco Botticini's 'Assumption of the Virgin. Detail' (1476) exemplifies religious painting from the Early renaissance period. Botticini, an Italian artist known for his meticulous technique and refined compositions, employs tempera on panel to craft this detailed religious painting. The title indicates a focus on the celestial event of the Virgin Mary's ascension, a common spiritual motif. With its delicate brushwork and balanced composition, the work reflects the innovative visual language of early renaissance art, emphasizing harmony, perspective, and divine symbolism.
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