Sandro Botticelli

renaissance

Botticelli Paintings 1445 - 1510 Italy, Early Renaissance Painter

Mystic Nativity, 1500

Tempera and oil on canvas

National Gallery, London

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OIL PAINTING: Mystic Nativity, 1500
It has been suggested that this painting Mystic Nativity , the only surviving painting signed by Botticelli, was painted for his own private devotions, or for someone close to him. It is certainly unconventional, and does not simply represent the traditional events of the birth of Jesus and the adoration of the shepherds and the Magi or Wise Men. Rather it is a vision of these events inspired by the prophecies in the Revelation of Saint John. Botticelli has underlined the non-realism of the picture by including Latin and Greek texts, and by adopting the conventions of medieval art, such as discrepancies in scale, for symbolic ends. The Virgin Mary, adoring a gigantic infant Jesus, is so large that were she to stand she could not fit under the thatch roof of the stable. They are, of course, the holiest and the most important persons in the painting of Botticelli.