Virgin Mary Annunciate
- Artist
- Fra Angelico
- Date
- 1431 - 1433
- Style
- Early renaissance
- Genre
- Religious painting
- Location
- Detroit Institute of Arts
The 'Virgin Mary Annunciate' is a compelling example of religious painting that depicts the pivotal moment of the Annunciation, a recurring theme in Christian art since early Christianity, with the earliest fresco found in the Priscilla catacomb in Rome. This panel showcases Mary in a moment of divine revelation, emphasizing her purity and obedience. Executed in tempera during the Early renaissance, the artwork combines vivid detail with rich symbolism, reflecting the artistic innovations of the period and the enduring significance of this sacred event.
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