The Miracles of San Bernardino. The Healing of the blind and deaf Riccardo Micuzio
- Artist
- Pietro Perugino
- Date
- 1473
- Style
- Early renaissance
- Genre
- Religious painting
- Location
- National Gallery of Umbria (Palazzo dei Priori)
"The Miracles of San Bernardino. The Healing of the blind and deaf Riccardo Micuzio" is a compelling religious painting from the Early renaissance period, exemplifying the spiritual storytelling of that era. Crafted using tempera on wood, the artwork features vivid colors and careful detail, characteristic of early renaissance techniques. The scene depicts the miraculous healing of Riccardo Micuzio, who was blind and deaf, emphasizing divine intervention and faith. This painting combines religious devotion with the innovative artistic approaches of the time, offering a powerful visual narrative rooted in spiritual belief.
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