Marie-madeleine , the Maddalena , is a work of Piero della Francesca, a fresco painted in 1460 and visible with the cathedral di San Donato of Arezzo.
The holy one holds a crystal bottle in hand, for which the prospect is accentuated while exploiting the effects of the refraction of the light.
The hair falling on its shoulders is painted one by one.
Its red tunic attracts more by its mass and as at Botticelli, its place raised in the ecclesiastical hierarchy indicates.
The great masses of bright colors reveal the principles which will be those of the Venetian school 16th century.
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