The Adoration of the Magi (1472)

The scene is arranged with multiple figures grouped around a central focus (the Christ child), creating a pyramidal structure. The use of deep shadows and dramatic lighting emphasizes the figures and the central action. The composition is complex, typical of large-scale narrative religious art.

The technique appears to be oil on canvas, characterized by rich, deep tones and visible brushwork, suggesting a classical academic or baroque influence. The handling of drapery is particularly detailed and voluminous.