Madonna and Child with St. Benedict and St. Jerome, top half of triptych

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"Madonna and Child with St. Benedict and St. Jerome" is a notable artwork attributed to Tommaso da Modena, also known as Barisino or Rabisino, an Italian painter of the medieval period. This piece is the upper half of a triptych, a work of art divided into three sections, which was a popular format for altarpieces during the Middle Ages and the Renaissance. The painting depicts the Virgin Mary holding the Child Jesus, a common subject in Christian art known as the Madonna and Child. Flanking the central figures are two important saints of the Catholic Church: St. Benedict, the founder of the Benedictine monastic order, and St. Jerome, best known for his translation of the Bible into Latin, called the Vulgate.

The artwork is a significant example of the Gothic style that prevailed in Italy during the 14th century. Tommaso da Modena's work is characterized by its delicate attention to detail, graceful figures, and the use of gold leaf, which was typical of the period. The painting's composition, with its rich colors and intricate patterns, reflects the influence of Byzantine art, which continued to exert an influence on Italian painters of the time.

The triptych likely served a devotional purpose, intended for use in private prayer or as an altarpiece in a church or chapel. The presence of St. Benedict and St. Jerome suggests that the work may have been commissioned by a Benedictine community or by individuals with a particular devotion to these saints.

As an important piece of religious art from the Italian Gothic period, "Madonna and Child with St. Benedict and St. Jerome" provides insight into the spiritual and artistic culture of the time. The work is an example of the continued reverence for iconographic traditions in Christian art, as well as the evolving aesthetic that would eventually lead to the innovations of the Renaissance. While the exact location and provenance of the triptych may not be well-documented, the painting remains a testament to Tommaso da Modena's skill and the enduring appeal of sacred art.

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