Virgin and Child

Virgin and Child by Carlo Crivelli
Artist
Carlo Crivelli
Date
c.1480
Style
Early renaissance
Genre
Religious painting
Location
Victoria and Albert Museum (V&A)
The "Virgin and Child" is a quintessential example of a Religious painting depicting Mary and the infant Jesus, a common motif in both Catholic and Orthodox traditions. Often created during the Early renaissance period, these works emphasize tender intimacy and divine grace. Typically executed in tempera on a Panel, the painting highlights meticulous detail and luminous color. Variations in titles like Madonna and Child reflect its widespread cultural significance. Such works have played a vital role in Marian art within the Catholic Church, encapsulating spiritual devotion.

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