Ognissanti Madonna

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The Ognissanti Madonna is a large early 14th-century altarpiece by Giotto that marks a key step toward naturalism in Italian Renaissance painting, depicting the Virgin and Child enthroned and surrounded by angels and saints.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf altarpiece
tempera painting
alsoKnownAs Madonna Enthroned NERFINISHED
Madonna in Maestà NERFINISHED
artHistoricalSignificance key step toward naturalism in Italian painting
transitional work between Byzantine and Renaissance styles
associatedWith Giotto di Bondone NERFINISHED
centuryOfCreation 14th century
city Florence NERFINISHED
collection Uffizi Gallery NERFINISHED
commissionedFor Church of Ognissanti, Florence NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin Italy
creator Giotto NERFINISHED
currentLocation Uffizi Gallery, Florence NERFINISHED
dateOfCreation circa 1310
depicts Christ Child NERFINISHED
Virgin Mary
angels
saints
genre Marian art
religious painting
hasLanguage none (visual artwork)
influenced later Italian Renaissance painters
locatedInMuseum Galleria degli Uffizi NERFINISHED
materialUsed gold ground
tempera
movement Italian Renaissance NERFINISHED
Proto-Renaissance
originalFunction altarpiece
originalLocation Church of Ognissanti, Florence NERFINISHED
religion Christianity
showsCharacteristic gold background
hieratic frontal composition
monumental enthroned Madonna
overlapping figures
suggestion of three-dimensional space
use of light and shadow to model forms
style Italo-Byzantine-influenced naturalism
subject Virgin and Child enthroned in majesty NERFINISHED
support wood panel
title Ognissanti Madonna NERFINISHED

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Giotto notableWork Ognissanti Madonna