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Sandro Botticelli The Annunciation (Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York)

  • Writer: Teacher Weena
    Teacher Weena
  • Sep 21
  • 1 min read
Angel and woman in a classical setting; angel kneels, woman bows. Text: "Picture Study, The Annunciation," on a blue background.
  • Title: The Annunciation


  • Date: c. 1489–1490


  • Medium: Tempera on panel


  • Location: Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, USA


  • Description: This painting depicts the angel Gabriel’s announcement to the Virgin Mary of her divine pregnancy. The scene is set within an elegant architectural interior, emphasizing perspective and space. Gabriel kneels reverently while Mary responds with a gesture of humility. Delicate lighting and Botticelli’s graceful figures create a serene, sacred atmosphere.


  • Significance:


 The work exemplifies Botticelli’s refined linear style and his ability to harmonize architecture and figures in devotional scenes.


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