Madonna and Child enthroned with Saint John the Baptist, a holy bishop, angels, and a donor, This image shows the Madonna and Child. Here, in the center of the composition, the Virgin and Child are enthroned, with the Christ Child sitting on Mary's lap as he gives the sign of blessing. To the left is Saint John the Baptist and two small standing angels, to the right are a bishop saint and a kneeling donor. To either side of them are angel musicians. A garland of fruit hangs above the scene.
- Contini-Volterra Photographic Archive | Venetian/Venice/Veneto/Veneziana (VENI) | Madonna and Child enthroned with Saint John the Baptist, a holy bishop, angels, and a donor, This image shows the Madonna and Child. Here, in the center of the composition, the Virgin and Child are enthroned, with the Christ Child sitting on Mary's lap as he gives the sign of blessing. To the left is Saint John the Baptist and two small standing angels, to the right are a bishop saint and a kneeling donor. To either side of them are angel musicians. A garland of fruit hangs above the scene., 1484
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