Doni Tondo by Michelangelo

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The Doni Tondo is a celebrated circular panel painting by Michelangelo depicting the Holy Family, renowned for its vivid colors, dynamic figures, and significance in High Renaissance art.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf painting
panel painting
alsoKnownAs Doni Madonna
Holy Family (Doni Tondo)
artPeriod Italian High Renaissance
artworkSurface panel
artworkType tondo
collection Gallerie degli Uffizi collection
linked to: Uffizi Gallery
commissionedBy Agnolo Doni
commissionedOnTheOccasionOf marriage of Agnolo Doni and Maddalena Strozzi
conservationStatus well preserved
country Italy
creator Michelangelo
depicts Holy Family
Infant Jesus
linked to: Child Jesus

Saint John the Baptist (as a child)
Saint Joseph
Virgin Mary
nude figures in background
describedBySource Giorgio Vasari's Lives of the Artists
genre religious painting
hasPart elaborately carved frame
height approximately 120 cm
iconography Christian art
inception circa 1506
early 16th century
influenced later Florentine Mannerist painters
languageOfWorkOrName Italian
locatedInTheAdministrativeTerritorialEntity Florence
location Uffizi Gallery
materialUsed oil paint
tempera
wood panel
movement High Renaissance
partOf collection of Michelangelo's paintings
shape circular
significantFor dynamic composition
influence on Mannerism
monumental figures
one of the few surviving panel paintings by Michelangelo
vivid colors
style bright, contrasting color scheme
sculptural modeling of figures
subjectHeading Holy Family in art
width approximately 120 cm

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Uffizi Gallery notableWork Doni Tondo by Michelangelo
Uffizi complex in Florence notableWorkHoused Doni Tondo by Michelangelo