Where is "Coronation of the Virgin (Madonna of Monteluce)" by GIULIO ROMANO?

"Coronation of the Virgin (Madonna of Monteluce)" is held in the permanent collection of Vatican Museums, Vatican, Italy.

Which museum has "Coronation of the Virgin (Madonna of Monteluce)"?

"Coronation of the Virgin (Madonna of Monteluce)" is on display at Vatican Museums in Vatican.

Who painted "Coronation of the Virgin (Madonna of Monteluce)" and when?

"Coronation of the Virgin (Madonna of Monteluce)" was painted by GIULIO ROMANO in 1505-25.

What are the dimensions of "Coronation of the Virgin (Madonna of Monteluce)"?

"Coronation of the Virgin (Madonna of Monteluce)" measures 354 × 232 cm.

What art movement is "Coronation of the Virgin (Madonna of Monteluce)" associated with?

"Coronation of the Virgin (Madonna of Monteluce)" is a work of Italian, Renaissance, painted by GIULIO ROMANO.

Can I see "Coronation of the Virgin (Madonna of Monteluce)" in person?

Yes — "Coronation of the Virgin (Madonna of Monteluce)" is on permanent display at Vatican Museums in Vatican. Check the museum website for current opening hours.

GIULIO ROMANO: Coronation of the Virgin (Madonna of Monteluce)

✦ GIULIO ROMANO

🖼 Coronation of the Virgin (Madonna of Monteluce), 1505-25

◈ Oil on wood

⊞ 354 × 232 cm

▣ Vatican Museums

◎ Vatican, Italy

🖼 Order as art print*

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Celestial light bathes hierarchical figures in gold; the Virgin ascends while saints and angels witness her coronation in sweeping, dramatic composition. Giulio Romano's masterwork synthesizes Raphael's classicism with Mannerist dynamism, establishing the Counter-Reformation's visual language of divine majesty and emotional intensity.

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