Madonna del Ceppo
- Artist
- Filippo Lippi
- Date
- c.1452 - c.1453
- Style
- Early renaissance
- Genre
- Religious painting
The Madonna del Ceppo by Filippo Lippi exemplifies the artistry of the Early renaissance period, showcasing his mastery in religious painting. Lippi, an Italian Renaissance painter and Carmelite priest, was renowned for his delicate use of color and composition, often depicting tender religious figures. This altarpiece features the Madonna and Child, emphasizing human emotion and spiritual grace, qualities that influenced many of his students, including Sandro Botticelli. The work reflects Lippi’s contribution to the development of Renaissance art, blending spiritual themes with realistic portrayal, characteristic of his period's innovative approach.
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