Where is "Madonna and Child with the Infant St John" by CRANACH, Lucas the Elder?

"Madonna and Child with the Infant St John" is held in the permanent collection of Uffizi Gallery, Florence, Italy.

Which museum has "Madonna and Child with the Infant St John"?

"Madonna and Child with the Infant St John" is on display at Uffizi Gallery in Florence.

Who painted "Madonna and Child with the Infant St John" and when?

"Madonna and Child with the Infant St John" was painted by CRANACH, Lucas the Elder in 1514.

What are the dimensions of "Madonna and Child with the Infant St John"?

"Madonna and Child with the Infant St John" measures 71 × 44 cm.

What art movement is "Madonna and Child with the Infant St John" associated with?

"Madonna and Child with the Infant St John" is a work of German, Renaissance, painted by CRANACH, Lucas the Elder.

Can I see "Madonna and Child with the Infant St John" in person?

Yes — "Madonna and Child with the Infant St John" is on permanent display at Uffizi Gallery in Florence. Check the museum website for current opening hours.

CRANACH, Lucas the Elder: Madonna and Child with the Infant St John

✦ CRANACH, Lucas the Elder

🖼 Madonna and Child with the Infant St John, 1514

◈ Oil and tempera on wood

⊞ 71 × 44 cm

▣ Uffizi Gallery

◎ Florence, Italy

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Soft golden light bathes three figures—Madonna, Christ Child, and young John the Baptist—rendered with delicate brushwork and jewel-toned robes against a distant landscape. Cranach's intimate composition exemplifies Northern Renaissance devotion, blending Germanic precision with Italian Renaissance grace in this early masterwork.

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