Madonna and Child and St Jerome
- Artist
- Benvenuto Tisi
- Date
- 1530
- Style
- Mannerism
- Genre
- Religious painting
"Madonna and Child and St Jerome" by Benvenuto Tisi, known as Il Garofalo, exemplifies his skill in Mannerism (late renaissance), blending decorative elegance with spiritual subject matter. This religious painting showcases the Madonna tenderly holding the Child, accompanied by St. Jerome, emphasizing divine reverence and human emotion. Garofalo’s early religious painting style often combined idyllic scenes with intricate, expressive details characteristic of Ferrarese court tastes. His work reflects the elaborate conceits typical of the period, merging refined sophistication with the sacred, and highlighting his association with the court of the Duke d'Este.
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