Madonna with the Child and two Angels

"Madonna with the Child and two Angels," attributed to Filippo Lippi and housed in the Uffizi Gallery, is a notable work from the Early renaissance. Created between 1450 and 1465, it is one of the few paintings by Lippi not executed with his workshop's help, highlighting his skill in sketch and study techniques. The delicate figures of the Madonna, Child, and angels exemplify the period's focus on naturalism and grace. The artist's use of Chalk for initial studies and the careful rendering on Paper contributed to its refined quality, influencing later artists like Botticelli.