Madonna and Child Enthroned (detail)
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- Permanent Link:
- http://digital.lib.usf.edu/SFS0033987/00001
Material Information
- Title:
- Madonna and Child Enthroned (detail)
- Creator:
- Cimabue ( Artist : painter )
Musee du Louvre. ID=FPL
- Language:
- English
Subjects
- Subjects / Keywords:
- Paris, France
Pisa, Italy (church San Francesco)
Style: Italian Early Renaissance with influence to the Byzantine tradition
School: Early Renaissance with influence to the Byzantine tradition
Movement: Initial break from the Byzantine tradition
Florentine
Painting;
- Genre:
- Painting
picture ( marcgt )
Painting
Notes
- Summary:
- Vasari mentioned this painting as located in the church San Francesco in Pisa. In 1811, during the Napoaleonic war, it was transferred to Paris. It was restored in 1937-38. The thorought analysis executed before the restoration showed the painting to be in a rather precarious condition: the central figures and the golden background were completely repainted. From the results of the analysis some doubts have been arised concerning the authorship of the painting. Among others it was assumed to be the work of a Sienese painter (perhaps Duccio) after a painting by Cimabue.
- General Note:
- Beginning Date: 1290.
- General Note:
- Completion Date: 1295.
- General Note:
- Inventory: 254
Record Information
- Source Institution:
- University of South Florida Library
- Holding Location:
- University of South Florida
- Rights Management:
- All applicable rights reserved by the source institution and holding location.
- Resource Identifier:
- A01-KIF0002 ( USFLDC DOI )
a1.kif0002 ( USFLDC Handle )
Postcard Information
- Format:
- Photograph
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Beginning Date: 1290.
Completion Date: 1295.
Inventory: 254
520
Vasari mentioned this painting as located in the church San Francesco in Pisa. In 1811, during the Napoaleonic war, it was transferred to Paris. It was restored in 1937-38. The thorought analysis executed before the restoration showed the painting to be in a rather precarious condition: the central figures and the golden background were completely repainted. From the results of the analysis some doubts have been arised concerning the authorship of the painting. Among others it was assumed to be the work of a Sienese painter (perhaps Duccio) after a painting by Cimabue.
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Paris, France.
Pisa, Italy (church San Francesco)
653
Style: Italian Early Renaissance with influence to the Byzantine tradition.
School: Early Renaissance with influence to the Byzantine tradition.
Movement: Initial break from the Byzantine tradition.
Florentine.
Painting;
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Painting
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Musee du Louvre. ID=FPL
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Closeup; Madonna and Child
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