Christ in Glory with St. Benedict (c.480-547), St. Romuald (c.952-1027), St. Attinia, St. Grecinia and the donor, abbot Buonvicini

The painting titled "Christ in Glory with St. Benedict (c.480-547), St. Romuald (c.952-1027), St. Attinia, St. Grecinia and the donor, abbot Buonvicini" is a remarkable religious painting from the Early renaissance period, showcasing a masterful Panel technique. Created using Oil paints, it captures a sacred scene with vivid detail and spiritual symbolism. The composition features Christ in the heavenly glory, surrounded by revered saints, alongside the donor, Abbot Buonvicini, emphasizing the close connection between divine and earthly authority. This artwork exemplifies the era's focus on religious devotion and artistic innovation.