Oil on copper depicting the Holy Family Panciatichi – or Holy Family with the Infant John, in a gilded carved wooden frame.
The group stands out against a mountainous landscape crowned by a castle. The two children face each other, while Mary and Joseph, bearded, appear pensive. The pictorial style displays Mannerist elements, revealing an affinity with Florentine painting. The use of copper as a support indicates a high-ranking commission.
17th century
Tuscan School
Height with frame: 38 cm; without frame: 22 cm
Width with frame: 33 cm; without frame: 17 cm
