The Virgin Seated On A Low Wall Picking A Flower For The Christ Child, Saint Agnes, Saint Dorothea And Another Female Saint (possibly Saint Barbara) In A Enclosed Garden Beyond, An Extensive River Landscape With A City In The Distance

Discover the allure of art with our faithful reproduction of "The Virgin Seated On A Low Wall Picking A Flower For The Christ Child, Saint Agnes, Saint Dorothea And Another Female Saint (possibly Saint Barbara) In A Enclosed Garden Beyond, An Extensive River Landscape With A City In The Distance", originally brought to life by the talented The Master Of The Tiburtine. Unlike posters or prints, our hand-painted oil painting breathes an unique sense of depth and texture into your space. Every detail, every stroke, and every texture is meticulously recreated, paying the perfect homage to The Master Of The Tiburtine and his artistic vision.

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The Virgin Seated On A Low Wall Picking A Flower For The Christ Child, Saint Agnes, Saint Dorothea And Another Female Saint (possibly Saint Barbara) In A Enclosed Garden Beyond, An Extensive River Landscape With A City In The Distance is an exquisite example of early Renaissance art, attributed to the enigmatic Master of the Tiburtine Sibyl. This artwork, characterized by its intricate detailing and rich iconography, captures a serene and intimate moment within a sacred narrative. The central figure, the Virgin Mary, is depicted seated on a low wall, tenderly picking a flower for the Christ Child, who is portrayed with a sense of divine innocence and curiosity.

Accompanying the Virgin and Child are three female saints, each identifiable by their traditional attributes. Saint Agnes, often symbolized by a lamb, and Saint Dorothea, typically associated with flowers and a basket, are clearly present. The third saint, possibly Saint Barbara, adds an element of mystery to the composition, inviting viewers to delve deeper into the symbolism and significance of the figures.

The setting of the painting is equally captivating, with an enclosed garden that suggests a paradisiacal space, a common motif in Marian iconography. Beyond the garden, an extensive river landscape unfolds, leading the eye towards a distant city, which may symbolize the heavenly Jerusalem or an idealized vision of a contemporary cityscape. The meticulous attention to detail in the natural elements, from the delicate flowers to the flowing river, showcases the artist's mastery in creating a harmonious and contemplative scene.

The Master of the Tiburtine Sibyl, active during the late 15th and early 16th centuries, remains an elusive figure, with few documented works attributed to him. His style is noted for its blend of Northern European precision and Italianate grace, reflecting the cross-cultural influences of the period. This particular painting exemplifies his ability to convey both the divine and the human, merging sacred themes with a tender, almost domestic, portrayal of holy figures.

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