The Virgin Mary

Filippo Lippi's "The Virgin Mary," created in the mid-15th century, exemplifies the artist's mastery of composition and use of color, reflecting the influence of the Early Renaissance in Florence. The painting is notable for its intimate portrayal of the Virgin, which contributed to the evolving representation of religious figures in art, emphasizing human emotion and connection.

Filippo Lippi's "The Virgin Mary" features a serene depiction of the Virgin, characterized by her gentle expression and soft, flowing garments that exhibit a delicate interplay of light and shadow. The composition is anchored by a harmonious arrangement of figures, with the use of rich colors and intricate details that exemplify Lippi's mastery of tempera on wood panel.