Madonna with the Yarnwinder - Leonardo da Vinci (1510)

 🎨 Madonna with the Yarnwinder - Leonardo da Vinci (1510)

Leonardo da Vinci painted at least one, and maybe two, works that were started in 1499 or later that feature the Madonna of the Yarnwinder (Italian: Madonna dei Fusi, "Madonna of the Spindles"). As a secretary to King Louis XII of France, Florimond Robertet, Leonardo was reportedly working on one such painting in Florence in 1501. Although there is dispute among academics on this issue, this might have been delivered to the French court in 1507. The theme is well-known today thanks to a number of representations, two of which—the Buccleuch Madonna and the Lansdowne Madonna—are thought to have been partially created by Leonardo. Both paintings' underdrawings display comparable exploratory compositional shifts, indicating that both paintings developed at the same time.

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Ang Madonna of the Yarnwinder (Italyano: Madonna dei Fusi, "Madonna of the Spindles") ay isang paksa na inilalarawan ni Leonardo da Vinci sa kahit isa, at marahil dalawang pagpipinta na nagsimula noong 1499 o mas bago. Si Leonardo ay naitala bilang nagtatrabaho sa isang ganoong larawan sa Florence noong 1501 para kay Florimond Robertet, isang sekretarya ni Haring Louis XII ng France. Maaaring inihatid ito sa korte ng Pransya noong 1507, kahit na ang mga iskolar ay nahati sa puntong ito. Ang paksa ay kilala ngayon mula sa ilang mga bersyon kung saan dalawa, na tinatawag na Buccleuch Madonna at ang Lansdowne Madonna, ay naisip na bahagyang sa pamamagitan ng kamay ni Leonardo. Ang mga underdrawing ng parehong mga pagpipinta ay nagpapakita ng magkatulad na mga pagbabagong pang-eksperimentong ginawa sa komposisyon (o pentimenti), na nagmumungkahi na pareho silang umusbong sa workshop ni Leonardo.

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