Oil on wood.
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Eric Robert Nolan, Author 
Bronzino’s Allegory is the subject of my historical novel Cupid and the Silent Goddess, which imagines how the painting might have been created in Florence in 1544.
See: https://www.pagedor.co.uk/books/p/cupid-and-the-silent-goddess-alan-fisk
Best wishes,
Alan Fisk
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Very interesting, Mr. Fisk!
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