Arcangelo Raffaele E Tobiolo
- Artist
- Antonio del Pollaiolo
- Style
- Early renaissance
- Genre
- Religious painting
Antonio del Pollaiolo’s Arcangelo Raffaele E Tobiolo exemplifies the Early Renaissance mastery of form and composition. Renowned for his precise anatomical studies, Pollaiolo applies his expertise through refined lines and balanced figures characteristic of this period. This religious painting centers on the archangel Raphael and the figure of Tobias, as indicated by the title, emphasizing spiritual themes common in Pollaiolo’s oeuvre. The work reflects the harmonious integration of humanistic ideals with devotional imagery, utilizing tempera or oil techniques typical of the 15th century. Pollaiolo’s style conveys both movement and serenity, hallmarking the artistic transition of his time.
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