ANDREA DEL SARTO: Madonna and Child with Sts Catherine, Elizabeth and John the Baptist

Q: Where is "Madonna and Child with Sts Catherine, Elizabeth and John the Baptist" by ANDREA DEL SARTO?

"Madonna and Child with Sts Catherine, Elizabeth and John the Baptist" is held in the permanent collection of The Hermitage, St. Petersburg, Russia.

Q: Which museum has "Madonna and Child with Sts Catherine, Elizabeth and John the Baptist"?

"Madonna and Child with Sts Catherine, Elizabeth and John the Baptist" is on display at The Hermitage in St. Petersburg.

Q: Who painted "Madonna and Child with Sts Catherine, Elizabeth and John the Baptist" and when?

"Madonna and Child with Sts Catherine, Elizabeth and John the Baptist" was painted by ANDREA DEL SARTO in 1519.

Q: What are the dimensions of "Madonna and Child with Sts Catherine, Elizabeth and John the Baptist"?

"Madonna and Child with Sts Catherine, Elizabeth and John the Baptist" measures 102 × 80 cm.

Q: What art movement is "Madonna and Child with Sts Catherine, Elizabeth and John the Baptist" associated with?

"Madonna and Child with Sts Catherine, Elizabeth and John the Baptist" is a work of Italian, Renaissance, painted by ANDREA DEL SARTO.

Q: Can I see "Madonna and Child with Sts Catherine, Elizabeth and John the Baptist" in person?

Yes — "Madonna and Child with Sts Catherine, Elizabeth and John the Baptist" is on permanent display at The Hermitage in St. Petersburg. Check the museum website for current opening hours.

✦ ANDREA DEL SARTO

🖼 Madonna and Child with Sts Catherine, Elizabeth and John the Baptist, 1519

◈ Oil on canvas transferred from wood

⊞ 102 × 80 cm

▣ The Hermitage

◎ St. Petersburg, Russia

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Soft, warm light bathes five figures arranged in intimate pyramidal composition, with Madonna and Child anchoring the center while saints frame them in graceful, interlocking poses. Del Sarto's High Renaissance mastery of sfumato and harmonious color creates a devotional image that balances human tenderness with spiritual reverence.

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