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trittico con madonna dell'umiltà, ss. antonio abate jacopo

Andrea di Bartolo

1410

unspecified

From the collection of Brooklyn Museum

Early Renaissance Renaissance Religious

Dominant colour

trittico con madonna dell'umiltà, ss. antonio abate jacopo is a 1410 unspecified by Andrea di Bartolo, a Early Renaissance work, held at Brooklyn Museum.

Who painted this?: Andrea di Bartolo
When & what style?: 1410 · Early Renaissance
Where can I see it?: Brooklyn Museum

About this work

This painting is a triptych, with a central panel and two side panels that fold inward. The central panel depicts a woman in a black robe holding a baby, while the side panels show a man in a blue robe and a woman in a pink robe. The background of the painting is gold, with intricate designs and patterns. The painting appears to be a religious work, possibly depicting a scene from the Bible. The use of gold and intricate designs suggests a high level of craftsmanship and attention to detail. To learn more about this style of painting, you can explore the works of Andrea di Bartolo.