Madonna di San Sisto

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Madonna di San Sisto is a renowned High Renaissance oil painting by Raphael, celebrated for its serene depiction of the Virgin and Child flanked by saints and two iconic cherubs.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf High Renaissance painting
painting
religious painting
alsoKnownAs Sistine Madonna NERFINISHED
artHistoricalSignificance considered one of Raphael’s masterpieces
key work of the High Renaissance
artworkSurface canvas
collection Gemäldegalerie Alte Meister NERFINISHED
commissionedBy Pope Julius II NERFINISHED
composition central Madonna and Child flanked by two saints
countryOfOrigin Italy
creator Raphael NERFINISHED
currentLocation Gemäldegalerie Alte Meister NERFINISHED
depictionStyle serene and idealized figures
depicts Christ Child NERFINISHED
Saint Barbara NERFINISHED
Saint Sixtus NERFINISHED
Virgin Mary
cherub
two cherubs
genre Christian art
hasPart figure of Saint Barbara
figure of Saint Sixtus
two putti at the bottom edge
height approximately 265 cm
iconography Sistine Madonna NERFINISHED
inception 1512
1513
influenced commercial imagery using Raphael’s cherubs
popular culture depictions of cherubs
locatedIn Dresden NERFINISHED
Germany
medium oil on canvas
movement High Renaissance NERFINISHED
Italian Renaissance NERFINISHED
museum Gemäldegalerie Alte Meister, Dresden NERFINISHED
notableFeature Virgin and Child appearing in clouds
green curtains framing the scene
two iconic cherubs at the bottom of the composition
originalLocation San Sisto church in Piacenza NERFINISHED
originallyCommissionedFor high altar of San Sisto in Piacenza
originalMedium oil on panel
period Raphael’s late period
subjectHeading Jesus Christ—Infancy—Art NERFINISHED
Virgin Mary—Art NERFINISHED
theme Madonna and Child NERFINISHED
sainthood
title Sistine Madonna NERFINISHED
width approximately 196 cm

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The Sistine Madonna alsoKnownAs Madonna di San Sisto