Coronation of the Virgin

The Coronation of the Virgin by Filippo Lippi is a remarkable example of an religious painting from the Early renaissance. Located in the Uffizi, Florence, the artwork showcases Lippi's mastery of tempera on Wood, a common medium of the period. The composition captures the divine moment of the Virgin Mary’s coronation, surrounded by angels and saints. Lippi’s delicate use of color, detail, and perspective highlights the emerging humanism and spiritual themes characteristic of early renaissance art.