Virgin and Child
- Artist
- Giovanni Bellini
- Date
- 1485 - 1488
- Style
- Early renaissance
- Genre
- Religious painting
- Location
- Burrell Collection
The "Virgin and Child" is a renowned religious painting originating from the Early renaissance period. Created using oil paints on a Canvas, this artwork beautifully depicts the Virgin Mary holding the infant Jesus, embodying themes of maternal tenderness and divine grace. Its luminous colors, delicate details, and balanced composition exemplify the artistic innovations of the early renaissance era, highlighting a shift toward more realistic and humanized religious imagery. The painting remains a significant piece in the history of Christian art.
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