La Madonna della Casa d' Alba
1850
From the collection of Victoria and Albert Museum
1850
From the collection of Victoria and Albert Museum
La Madonna della Casa d' Alba is a 1850 by Pietro Marco Vitali, held at Victoria and Albert Museum.
This painting shows a woman, probably Mary, sitting with two children. She is wearing a long robe and a veil. One child is sitting on her lap, and the other is kneeling beside her. They are all looking at each other. The background is a landscape with hills and buildings. The woman and children are in a circle, and the rest of the painting is outside the circle. The artist who created this painting is Vitali, Pietro Marco.
A print on paper titled *La Madonna della Casa d'Alba* reproduces a work after Raphael, engraved by Pietro Marco Vitali and printed by P. Folo in Rome.
Read the full account in the museum source.
Pietro Marco Vitali made religious prints in the late 1700s. His engraving La Madonna della Casa d'Alba shows the Virgin and Child in soft light, typical of the era’s devotional art. Look for the gentle folds in Mary’s…
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