Transfiguration of Christ
- Artist
- Giovanni Bellini
- Date
- c.1480
- Style
- Early renaissance
- Genre
- Religious painting
- Location
- National Museum of Capodimonte
The "Transfiguration of Christ" is a remarkable religious painting from the Early renaissance period, showcasing masterful use of oil paints to create rich textures and depth. Crafted on wood, the artwork captures the dramatic moment when Christ is transfigured before his disciples. The composition balances spiritual symbolism with realistic figures, exemplifying early renaissance techniques that aimed to revive classical ideals. This painting stands as a testament to the period’s focus on religious themes, skillful craftsmanship, and innovative use of materials.
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