Coronation of the Virgin by Andrea Scacciati (1750)

Engraving of the Coronation of the Virgin: two haloed figures crown a kneeling Virgin beneath a dove, with cherubs in clouds.

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Coronation of the Virgin, Andrea Scacciati (1750), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com

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This engraving shows the Coronation of the Virgin, with two bearded, haloed figures seated on clouds reaching to place a crown on the kneeling Virgin at center. A dove representing the Holy Spirit radiates light above, and small cherubs rest among the clouds below. The print is rendered in monochrome greenish-gray tones with fine hatched lines, and it is attributed to Andrea Scacciati after a design by Moroni.

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Date

1750

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