Assumption of the Virgin
- Artist
- Andrea del Sarto
- Date
- 1530
- Style
- Mannerism
- Genre
- Religious painting
- Location
- Palazzo Pitti
The Assumption of the Virgin by Andrea del Sarto is a masterful religious painting crafted on a panel using rich oil pigments. This work exemplifies the elegance and harmony characteristic of High Renaissance artistry, with subtle figures and radiant, balanced composition. Although rooted in the principles of the Mannerism (late renaissance), del Sarto’s piece displays a serene spirituality, capturing the Virgin’s ascent to heaven. Once esteemed as an outstanding painter, his work reflects his mastery as an accomplished painter and draughtsman.
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