Carlo Dolci (1616-1686), after - Mater dolorosa, detta Madonna del dito
Carlo Dolci was an Italian Baroque painter renowned for his highly finished religious compositions with a serene and devotional quality. The "Mater dolorosa, detta Madonna del dito" (Our Lady of Sorrows, called Madonna of the Finger) depicts the Virgin Mary in sorrow, often shown with a tear or symbolic gesture expressing grief over Christ’s suffering. Dolci’s works are characterized by meticulous detail, luminous colors, and tender expressions, embodying the Baroque era’s emphasis on spiritual contemplation and maternal devotion in religious imagery.
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