PERUGINO, Pietro: Madonna, an Angel and Little St John Adoring the Child (Madonna del sacco)

Q: Where is "Madonna, an Angel and Little St John Adoring the Child (Madonna del sacco)" by PERUGINO, Pietro?

"Madonna, an Angel and Little St John Adoring the Child (Madonna del sacco)" is held in the permanent collection of Galleria Palatina (Palazzo Pitti), Florence, Italy.

Q: Which museum has "Madonna, an Angel and Little St John Adoring the Child (Madonna del sacco)"?

"Madonna, an Angel and Little St John Adoring the Child (Madonna del sacco)" is on display at Galleria Palatina (Palazzo Pitti) in Florence.

Q: Who painted "Madonna, an Angel and Little St John Adoring the Child (Madonna del sacco)" and when?

"Madonna, an Angel and Little St John Adoring the Child (Madonna del sacco)" was painted by PERUGINO, Pietro in 1495-1500.

Q: What are the dimensions of "Madonna, an Angel and Little St John Adoring the Child (Madonna del sacco)"?

"Madonna, an Angel and Little St John Adoring the Child (Madonna del sacco)" measures 86 × 83 cm.

Q: What art movement is "Madonna, an Angel and Little St John Adoring the Child (Madonna del sacco)" associated with?

"Madonna, an Angel and Little St John Adoring the Child (Madonna del sacco)" is a work of Italian, Renaissance, painted by PERUGINO, Pietro.

Q: Can I see "Madonna, an Angel and Little St John Adoring the Child (Madonna del sacco)" in person?

Yes — "Madonna, an Angel and Little St John Adoring the Child (Madonna del sacco)" is on permanent display at Galleria Palatina (Palazzo Pitti) in Florence. Check the museum website for current opening hours.

✦ PERUGINO, Pietro

🖼 Madonna, an Angel and Little St John Adoring the Child (Madonna del sacco), 1495-1500

◈ Oil on wood

⊞ 86 × 83 cm

▣ Galleria Palatina (Palazzo Pitti)

◎ Florence, Italy

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Soft golden light bathes tender figures arranged in intimate devotion around the Christ Child, rendered with Perugino's characteristic linear grace and delicate modeling. This serene composition exemplifies Renaissance harmony, blending Byzantine reverence with humanistic warmth to establish a new devotional ideal.

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E. H. Gombrich

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