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Jacomart created this work around 1450, now in Madrid's Museo del Prado. The painting reflects the artistic culture of the Early Renaissance, when European painters were developing increasingly naturalistic approaches to representation through the study of perspective and natural observation. This period marked a crucial transition in European art, as painters moved beyond medieval conventions toward more naturalistic representation.

The work combines the meticulous surface rendering of Flemish-influenced technique with the rich gold-ground traditions and devotional intensity characteristic of fifteenth-century Iberian panel painting.