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Virgin and child with John the Baptist as a Boy and Saint Scholastica, Early16th cen. Creator: Ortolano (Benvenuti), Giovanni Battista (c. 1480-1525)

Virgin and child with John the Baptist as a Boy and Saint Scholastica, Early16th cen. Creator: Ortolano (Benvenuti), Giovanni Battista (c. 1480-1525)


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Virgin and child with John the Baptist as a Boy and Saint Scholastica, Early16th cen. Creator: Ortolano (Benvenuti), Giovanni Battista (c. 1480-1525)

Virgin and child with John the Baptist as a Boy and Saint Scholastica, Early16th cen. Found in the collection of the Collezione di BPER Banca, Modena

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Blessed Virgin Blessed Virgin Mary Christ Child Holy Family John The Baptist Modena Our Lady Saint Scholastica School Of Ferrara Virgin And Child


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This exquisite Early 16th century painting, titled "Virgin and Child with John the Baptist as a Boy and Saint Scholastica," is a masterpiece by the renowned Italian artist Giovanni Battista Ortolano, also known as Benvenuti (c. 1480-1525). The artwork is currently housed in the esteemed Collezione di BPER Banca in Modena, Italy. The painting depicts the Blessed Virgin Mary holding the Christ Child, who reaches out towards his cousin John the Baptist, portrayed as a young boy. John, dressed in camel's hair and a leather belt, points towards Jesus, symbolizing his role as the forerunner of Christ. In the scene, Saint Scholastica, the patron saint of nuns and bad weather, is shown in the background, engaged in a conversation with the Virgin Mary. Scholastica, dressed in a monastic habit, is depicted with a book in her hand, representing her dedication to the study of the Bible. Ortolano's mastery of the Renaissance technique is evident in the intricate details of the figures, their lifelike expressions, and the rich colors used to depict their robes. The oil on wood painting showcases the School of Ferrara's influence on Ortolano's work, with its emphasis on naturalism and the use of chiaroscuro to create depth and volume. This artwork is a beautiful representation of the New Testament story of the Holy Family and their connection to two significant religious figures. The Virgin and Child are surrounded by the reverence and devotion of John the Baptist and Saint Scholastica, highlighting the importance of faith and spiritual growth in the Christian tradition.

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