Where is "The Virgin Adoring the Child" by BOTTICELLI, Sandro?

"The Virgin Adoring the Child" is held in the permanent collection of National Gallery of Art, Washington, United States.

Which museum has "The Virgin Adoring the Child"?

"The Virgin Adoring the Child" is on display at National Gallery of Art in Washington.

Who painted "The Virgin Adoring the Child" and when?

"The Virgin Adoring the Child" was painted by BOTTICELLI, Sandro in c. 1490.

What art movement is "The Virgin Adoring the Child" associated with?

"The Virgin Adoring the Child" is a work of Italian, Renaissance, painted by BOTTICELLI, Sandro.

Can I see "The Virgin Adoring the Child" in person?

Yes — "The Virgin Adoring the Child" is on permanent display at National Gallery of Art in Washington. Check the museum website for current opening hours.

BOTTICELLI, Sandro: The Virgin Adoring the Child

✦ BOTTICELLI, Sandro

🖼 The Virgin Adoring the Child, c. 1490

◈ Tempera on panel, diameter 59,6 cm

▣ National Gallery of Art

◎ Washington, United States

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Tender intimacy unfolds as Mary kneels before the Christ Child in radiant gold light, rendered with Botticelli's characteristic flowing lines and delicate grace. This devotional image epitomizes Early Renaissance spirituality, blending humanistic warmth with divine reverence in a composition that influenced Italian religious art for generations.

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