Where is "Madonna and Child" by LIPPI, Fra Filippo?

"Madonna and Child" is held in the permanent collection of National Gallery of Art, Washington, United States.

Which museum has "Madonna and Child"?

"Madonna and Child" is on display at National Gallery of Art in Washington.

Who painted "Madonna and Child" and when?

"Madonna and Child" was painted by LIPPI, Fra Filippo in c. 1440.

What are the dimensions of "Madonna and Child"?

"Madonna and Child" measures 79 × 52 cm.

What art movement is "Madonna and Child" associated with?

"Madonna and Child" is a work of Italian, Renaissance, painted by LIPPI, Fra Filippo.

Can I see "Madonna and Child" in person?

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

LIPPI, Fra Filippo: Madonna and Child

✦ LIPPI, Fra Filippo

🖼 Madonna and Child, c. 1440

◈ Tempera on panel

⊞ 79 × 52 cm

▣ National Gallery of Art

◎ Washington, United States

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Soft light bathes the Virgin and Child in tender intimacy, rendered with delicate brushwork and warm gold tones. Lippi's humanized Madonna revolutionized religious art, replacing rigid Byzantine conventions with emotional warmth and domestic grace that influenced Renaissance painting.

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