Pesaro Altarpiece

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The Pesaro Altarpiece is a renowned Renaissance altarpiece painting by Giovanni Bellini, celebrated for its luminous color, serene sacred figures, and influential role in the development of Venetian painting.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf altarpiece
oil painting
artForm religious painting
artHistoricalPeriod Early Renaissance
artisticGoal devotional contemplation
colorPalette rich warm tones
commissionedBy Costanzo Sforza
linked to: Giovanni Sforza
commissionedFor Church of San Francesco in Pesaro
countryOfOrigin Italy
creator Giovanni Bellini
depicts Christ Child
linked to: Child Jesus

Saint Benedict
Saint Mark
Saint Nicholas of Bari
Saint Peter
linked to: Apostle Peter

Virgin Mary
angels
architectural niche
halos
saints in conversation
throne
genre sacra conversazione
hasInfluenceOn later Venetian altarpieces
hasPart enthroned Madonna and Child
saints in architectural setting
inception 1470s
influenced development of Venetian painting
influencedBy Andrea Mantegna
Piero della Francesca
languageOfWork none
location Pesaro
mainSubject Virgin and Child with Saints
materialUsed oil paint
movement Venetian Renaissance
notableFor harmonious composition
luminous color
serene sacred figures
originalLocation San Francesco, Pesaro
partOf Italian Renaissance art
religion Christianity
school Venetian school
significantPlace Pesaro
style Venetian colorism
support wood panel
usesLight soft diffused light
usesPerspective linear perspective

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Giovanni Bellini notableWork Pesaro Altarpiece