Where is "Virgin of the Annunciation" by BRONZINO, Agnolo?

"Virgin of the Annunciation" is held in the permanent collection of Cappella di Eleonora, Florence, Italy.

Which museum has "Virgin of the Annunciation"?

"Virgin of the Annunciation" is on display at Cappella di Eleonora in Florence.

Who painted "Virgin of the Annunciation" and when?

"Virgin of the Annunciation" was painted by BRONZINO, Agnolo in 1564.

What art movement is "Virgin of the Annunciation" associated with?

"Virgin of the Annunciation" is a work of Italian, Renaissance, painted by BRONZINO, Agnolo.

Can I see "Virgin of the Annunciation" in person?

Yes — "Virgin of the Annunciation" is on permanent display at Cappella di Eleonora in Florence. Check the museum website for current opening hours.

BRONZINO, Agnolo: Virgin of the Annunciation

✦ BRONZINO, Agnolo

🖼 Virgin of the Annunciation, 1564

◈ Oil on wood

▣ Cappella di Eleonora

◎ Florence, Italy

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Delicate, elongated fingers gesture downward as Mary receives divine news, rendered in Bronzino's precise, cool palette. This Mannerist interpretation emphasizes spiritual restraint over emotional drama, reflecting Counter-Reformation ideals of dignified religious devotion.

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