Madonna with the Yarnwinder (detail) after 1510

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"Madonna with the Yarnwinder" is a subject depicted by Leonardo da Vinci in at least one, and possibly two, lost artworks whose composition he designed. The "Madonna with the Yarnwinder (detail) after 1510" refers to one of the several versions or copies of this composition that were executed by Leonardo's pupils or other followers, based on his original design. The theme illustrates the Virgin Mary with the Christ Child, who is holding a yarnwinder, symbolic of the Cross and the Passion.

The attribution and dating of these versions have been widely debated by art historians, with some attributing certain versions to Leonardo himself, while others are considered the work of his students or followers, possibly under his supervision. The yarnwinder serves as a prefiguration of the Crucifixion, thus imbuing the domestic scene with a layer of theological significance.

The original Leonardo composition for the "Madonna with the Yarnwinder" is known from several preparatory drawings by the artist, including studies of the Virgin's hands and the drapery. The lost original was likely commissioned by Florimond Robertet, Secretary of State to King Louis XII of France, around 1499. Over the years, numerous copies and versions have surfaced, varying in quality and fidelity to what is presumed to be Leonardo's original design.

The "after 1510" detail suggests that the specific version in question was produced after Leonardo's initial design phase, at a time when the artist was in the latter part of his career. This period was marked by his work on other major projects, such as the "Mona Lisa" and his studies of flight and anatomy. The "Madonna with the Yarnwinder (detail) after 1510" would thus reflect the continued influence of Leonardo's compositions on his pupils and the enduring popularity of his themes and iconography.

While the exact provenance and authorship of this particular version may remain uncertain, it is a testament to the enduring legacy of Leonardo da Vinci's artistic innovations and his workshop's production. The painting's subject matter, technical execution, and stylistic elements would be of interest to scholars studying the transmission of artistic ideas in the High Renaissance, as well as the practices within Leonardo's workshop.

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