634. THE MADONNA OF THE GOLDFINCH.
Cima da Conegliano (Venetian: 1460-1518). See 300.
The Madonna here wears a graver expression than is common with Cima. There is the usual hilly background, with the ruins of a Roman temple introduced on the left.
Cima da Conegliano (Venetian: 1460-1518). See 300.
The Madonna here wears a graver expression than is common with Cima. There is the usual hilly background, with the ruins of a Roman temple introduced on the left.