Artist: Florentine School after Raphael
Title: Madonna della Sedia
Date: 2005
Medium: Oil on Canvas, in a Carved Giltwood Replica of the Original Frame
Dimensions: 39.5 cm Diameter
Provenance: St. Mary's Abbey, Colwich, Staffordshire; Private Collection
Inscription/Signature: No Signature

Description:
This exquisite piece is a faithful reproduction of Raphael’s iconic Madonna della Sedia, created by the Florentine School in 2005. The artwork is rendered in oil on canvas, capturing the essence of Raphael's original composition with remarkable precision and reverence. The painting is set within a beautifully carved giltwood frame, replicating the style of the original frame found with Raphael's masterpiece in the Pitti Palace, Florence.

The reproduction preserves the charm and elegance of the 16th-century original, depicting the Madonna and Child with serene grace and a warm, harmonious color palette. This artwork offers a glimpse into the Renaissance's enduring influence and the skill of the Florentine School in emulating classical works.

About the Artist:
The Florentine School, known for its association with Renaissance masters, has continued to produce high-quality reproductions of famous artworks. This particular piece, based on Raphael's Madonna della Sedia, reflects the school's dedication to preserving and interpreting the masterpieces of the past. Raphael, one of the foremost artists of the Italian Renaissance, is celebrated for his contributions to art, characterized by his exquisite depiction of religious themes and his mastery of composition. The Florentine School's reproduction honors Raphael's legacy by maintaining the artistic integrity and stylistic elements of the original work.