Coronation of the Virgin. Sculpture by Niccol di Cecco del Mercia and his son Sano, located in the underground transept of the Cathedral of Prato

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Coronation of the Virgin. Sculpture by Niccol di Cecco del Mercia and his son Sano, located in the underground transept of the Cathedral of Prato

Coronation of the Virgin. Sculpture by Niccol di Cecco del Mercia and his son Sano, located in the underground transept of the Cathedral of Prato. Prato Cathedral, underground, transept. High Relief Gothic, Middle Ages, Europe, First and Second Millennium A.D.. Date of Photograph:1900 ca.. Date of Artwork:1350 ca.. Artist:Di Cecco del Mercia, Niccol, Di Cecco del Mercia, Sano

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Media ID 33171601

© Alinari Archives, Florence

Coronation Crown Jewelry Life And Representations Of The Virgin Life Of Christ Mantle Cloakgothic Virgin Mary Applied Arts And Crafts Subject

EDITORS COMMENTS
This photograph captures the awe-inspiring "Coronation of the Virgin" sculpture, created by Niccol di Cecco del Mercia and his son Sano. Located in the underground transept of the Cathedral of Prato, this masterpiece stands as a testament to the artistic brilliance of the High Relief Gothic style during the Middle Ages. The artwork itself dates back to around 1350, showcasing intricate details that have withstood centuries. The father-son duo skillfully crafted this piece, depicting a momentous event in religious history - the coronation of Virgin Mary. The sculpture showcases their mastery over applied arts and crafts, evident in every meticulously carved crown and jewelry adorning her divine figure. As one gazes upon this photograph, they are transported back to an era where faith was intertwined with everyday life. The solemn expressions on both God's face and that of Virgin Mary evoke a sense of reverence and devotion. Their garments reflect not only fashion trends but also symbolize their sacred roles within biblical narratives. The image offers a glimpse into medieval Europe's rich cultural heritage while highlighting its deep-rooted religious traditions. It serves as a reminder that art has always played an integral role in conveying stories from both scripture and human existence. Captured around 1900 by Brogi from Alinari, this timeless print preserves not just an exquisite work of art but also encapsulates centuries' worth of historical significance. Whether viewed for personal reflection or academic study, it allows us to appreciate how art can transcend time and connect us with our pasts – reminding us that beauty truly knows no boundaries or limitations.

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