Madonna and child

Executed in fresco, the work features a predominantly deep blue, red, and green palette with pervasive gold accents. A golden background with a prominent pale circular motif above the central figures adds to the overall luminosity.

Originally part of the Castello del Trebbio's chapel, the fresco was later owned by Andrea de' Pazzi. Removed from its original location in the 19th century, it is now preserved in the Uffizi Gallery as part of the Contini Bonacossi collection.

Created for a chapel, this fresco reflects the religious art patronage of the time, blending devotional themes with the artistic innovations of the early Renaissance.

As a preserved fragment of a Renaissance altarpiece, the Casa Pazzi Madonna provides insight into the artistic practices and religious culture of 15th-century Italy, though its current state as a fragment limits its original contextual impact.