Bernardino Fungai (Italian (Sienese), 1460–1516) In a typically Sienese manner, Bernardino Fungai mingled elements of 
Gothic art--a 
tooled gold background--with the new 
Renaissance ideas of three-dimensionality. Fungai presented the hermit saints in three-quarter view to display his knowledge of the new concept of 
foreshortening, yet he retained a typically Sienese interest in decorative patterning, as seen in the Virgin's elaborate drapery. He tilted Christ's painted 
halo in 
perspective, but he incised those of the saints and the Virgin into the 
background. Fungai also effectively employed the characteristic linear harmonies of Sienese art in the gentle contours of the docile Virgin's mantle, the subtle scallops of her white headgear, the fluttery end of Christ's transparent drapery, and the saints' wavy beards. 
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 Artwork in this collection is from The J. Paul Getty Museum. Reproduction rights are reserved by the copyright owner and used under license by Archivea.