The Virgin and Child with Saint Jerome and the Blessed Bernardino da Feltre
Artist: Filippo Mazzola (Italian, 1460 - 1505)
Original Dimensions: 22" x 29 1/4"
Location: National Gallery of Art, London
About Artwork: (After 1494-1505) "The Virgin with the Christ Child on her lap is flanked by two saints. On the left is an old bearded man, possibly Saint Jerome; he wears a ragged white robe tied around his waist with a belt made of a twisted olive branch. On the right is a younger man in the grey habit of an observant Franciscan, an austere branch of the religious order founded by Saint Francis. This is Blessed Bernardino da Feltre, a popular preacher. Instead of a full halo, a series of golden rays emanate from his head: he was not formally made a saint until 1653. The artist, Filippo Mazzola, signed his name along the parapet behind which the holy figures stand. Although not a great painter himself, Mazzola was the father of one: Parmigianino." - (National Gallery of Art, London)
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