Minneapolis Institute of Art
Standing Madonna with Child
Nardo di Cione
- Date
- c. 1350–54
- Medium
- Tempera on poplar panel
- Department
- European Art
- Institution
- Minneapolis Institute of Art
During the bubonic plague of 1348, over half the population of Florence perished. This tragedy created a need for new types of religious images, like this Standing Madonna , designed to bring spiritual relief to the survivors. Italy, Europe
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