Annunciation (detail 1) 1478-82

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"Annunciation (detail 1) 1478-82" is a notable artwork attributed to the Italian Renaissance master Leonardo da Vinci. Created between 1478 and 1482, this piece is a detailed segment of a larger work known simply as "Annunciation." The Annunciation is believed to have been one of Leonardo's early masterpieces, painted during his time at the workshop of Andrea del Verrocchio in Florence.

The painting depicts the biblical scene of the Angel Gabriel announcing to the Virgin Mary that she will conceive and become the mother of Jesus, the Son of God, marking the incarnation. Leonardo's rendition of this scene is celebrated for its use of perspective, detailed landscaping, and the delicate portrayal of the figures, which showcase his burgeoning skills and the influence of his mentor, Verrocchio.

In "Annunciation (detail 1)," viewers are given a closer look at specific elements of the larger composition, allowing for a deeper appreciation of Leonardo's technique and the subtleties of his style. The detail may focus on aspects such as the angel's intricate wings, the Virgin Mary's expression, or the elaborate folds of their garments, each rendered with the careful observation and realism that would come to characterize Leonardo's work.

The painting is executed in oil and tempera on a panel, a medium that was becoming increasingly popular during the Renaissance for its versatility and durability compared to the traditional fresco technique. The Annunciation is currently housed in the Uffizi Gallery in Florence, Italy, where it remains an important work for both its artistic merit and its historical significance in the oeuvre of Leonardo da Vinci.

As with many of Leonardo's works, "Annunciation (detail 1)" is not only a testament to his artistic genius but also provides insight into the cultural and religious context of the time. It reflects the conventions of the period while also showcasing the innovative approach that Leonardo would continue to develop throughout his career.

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