The Funeral of Lucretia

"The Funeral of Lucretia," created by the Master of Marradi in 1535, depicts the tragic aftermath of Lucretia's suicide, a narrative rooted in Roman history and literature. The painting is characterized by its dramatic composition and emotional intensity, reflecting the Renaissance interest in classical themes and humanist ideals.

"The Funeral of Lucretia" by the Master of Marradi, created in 1535, features a somber composition that depicts the aftermath of Lucretia's tragic death, characterized by a rich palette of tempera and the use of gold accents that enhance the emotional gravity of the scene. The figures are rendered with meticulous attention to detail, showcasing expressive gestures and drapery that convey a sense of mourning and reverence.