Madonna and Child
- Artist
- Paul Guiragossian
- Date
- 1960
- Style
- Expressionism
- Genre
- Religious painting
The painting titled 'Madonna and Child' exemplifies a blend of Religious painting themes with the emotional intensity characteristic of Expressionism. Created by a Palestinian artist from the Ras Beirut community, it reflects the cultural resilience of displaced Palestinian artists in Beirut. Despite the trauma of the Nakba, these artists drew on Palestinian artistic traditions while integrating contemporary styles learned from their formal training and exposure abroad. The depiction of the Madonna and Child often embodies both spiritual reverence and personal expression, illustrating their ability to reconcile faith-based imagery with modern artistic techniques.
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