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Banquet of Joseph and his brothers; tapestry designed by Bronzino and woven by the Flemish weavers Jan Rost and Nicholas Karcher. Quirinal Palace, Rome
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Banquet of Joseph and his brothers; tapestry designed by Bronzino and woven by the Flemish weavers Jan Rost and Nicholas Karcher. Quirinal Palace, Rome
Banquet of Joseph and his brothers; tapestry designed by Bronzino and woven by the Flemish weavers Jan Rost and Nicholas Karcher. Quirinal Palace, Rome Rome Quirinal Palace Tapestry Mannerism, Renaissance-Baroque styles and periods, Europe, First and Second Millennium A.D.. Date of Photograph:1900 ca.. Date of Artwork:1545-1553. Artist:Bronzino, Agnolo di Cosimo Allori, known as (1503-1572), Karcher, Nicolas, Rost, Jan
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Bible Old Testament Brother Sister Diet Dinner Eating Habits Family Festivity Country Festival Festoonmannerism Games And Pastimes Joseph Of Civil Status Patriarchs People Stairs Staircase Story Of Joseph The Hebrew Society And Politics Subject Vegetal Element Or Composition
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This photograph captures a stunning print of the "Banquet of Joseph and his brothers" a tapestry designed by Bronzino and woven by Flemish weavers Jan Rost and Nicholas Karcher. The artwork is housed in the majestic Quirinal Palace in Rome, showcasing its grandeur against the backdrop of Mannerism, Renaissance-Baroque styles, and periods. Dating back to 1545-1553, this masterpiece tells the story of Joseph the Hebrew through its intricate details. As we gaze upon it, we are transported to an era where dinner scenes were not only about sustenance but also served as platforms for displaying one's civil status and societal standing. The composition is filled with elements that captivate our attention - from architectural marvels like stairs and staircases to lush vegetal decorations adorning every corner. The figures depicted here are primarily men, representing patriarchs who played significant roles in shaping society and politics during that time. Amidst this elaborate setting, we witness a family gathering where Joseph shares a meal with his brothers. Their interactions hint at underlying tensions within their relationships while highlighting themes of brotherhood and unity. As our eyes wander across this remarkable piece, we can't help but appreciate the skillful craftsmanship exhibited by Bronzino alongside Jan Rost and Nicholas Karcher's weaving expertise. It serves as a testament to Europe's artistic prowess during both the first and second millennium A. D. , blending seamlessly into Renaissance-Baroque aesthetics. Captured around 1900 by Anderson from Alinari, this photograph preserves not just an artwork but also offers us glimpses into historical eating habits, festive celebrations prevalent during that period along with biblical references from the Old Testament. In summary, this print encapsulates centuries' worth of history within its frame - inviting us to delve deeper into artistry while unraveling tales of power dynamics amidst familial bonds.
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