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Detail of the faade of the Chiesa Maggiore, by the Certosa of Pavia. View of the main portal: entrance with double lateral columns holding up a large pulvino decorated with plant motifs. A curved arch surrounded by figured reliefs
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Detail of the faade of the Chiesa Maggiore, by the Certosa of Pavia. View of the main portal: entrance with double lateral columns holding up a large pulvino decorated with plant motifs. A curved arch surrounded by figured reliefs
Detail of the faade of the Chiesa Maggiore, by the Certosa of Pavia. View of the main portal: entrance with double lateral columns holding up a large pulvino decorated with plant motifs. A curved arch surrounded by figured reliefs. Certosa di Pavia Portal High Renaissance, Renaissance, Renaissance-Baroque styles and periods, Europe, First and Second Millennium A.D.. Date of Photograph:1915 - 1920 ca.. Date of Artwork:1501. Artist:Dolcebuono, Giovanni Giacomo, Amadeo Giovanni Antonio (1447-1522), Briosco, Benedetto
Alinari, Fratelli
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Media ID 33142761
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Candelabrum Entablature Laurel Wreathhigh Renaissance Life And Representations Of The Virgin Madonna And Child With Saints Subject
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This print showcases the intricate details of the façade of the Chiesa Maggiore, located near the Certosa of Pavia. The main focus is on the grand portal, which features a stunning entrance adorned with double lateral columns supporting a large pulvino embellished with exquisite plant motifs. A gracefully curved arch surrounds this magnificent entrance and is further enhanced by beautifully crafted figured reliefs. The artwork captured in this photograph dates back to 1501 and was created by renowned artists such as Giovanni Giacomo Dolcebuono, Giovanni Antonio Amadeo, and Benedetto Briosco. It represents a harmonious blend of architectural styles from different periods including High Renaissance, Renaissance-Baroque, and Renaissance. As we delve into this image's rich historical context, we are transported to Europe during the first and second millennium A. D. , where religious themes played a significant role in art. The presence of Madonna and Child with saints signifies its religious subject matter while also showcasing representations of Virgin Mary's life. In addition to its spiritual symbolism, this print highlights various elements that contribute to its visual appeal. From intricately designed entablatures to meticulously depicted clothing fashion worn by male figures within the artwork – every detail has been carefully preserved through time. Furthermore, objects like candelabra add depth to the composition while laurel wreaths symbolize victory or honor commonly associated with High Renaissance art. Overall, Alinari Fratelli's skillful photography captures not only an architectural masterpiece but also provides us with glimpses into European history spanning several centuries. This remarkable image serves as a testament to human creativity throughout different artistic movements while preserving their beauty for generations to come.
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