Saint James of the Marches with two kneeling donor
- Artist
- Carlo Crivelli
- Date
- 1477
- Style
- Early renaissance
- Genre
- Religious painting
- Location
- Louvre
"Saint James of the Marches with two kneeling donor," created by Carlo Crivelli in 1477, exemplifies Early renaissance artistry. As a master of religious painting, Crivelli's work is renowned for its meticulous detail and vivid Oil techniques, which he applied to wood panels. The title indicates the depiction of Saint James of the Marches and two kneeling donors, emphasizing the genre’s focus on religious and devotional themes. The composition and technique reflect Crivelli’s characteristic blend of religious fervor and precise craftsmanship.
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