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Monument of the King of Naples Ladislao, work by Andrea and Marco from Florence, conserved in the Church of San Giovanni a Carbonara, Naples
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Monument of the King of Naples Ladislao, work by Andrea and Marco from Florence, conserved in the Church of San Giovanni a Carbonara, Naples
Monument of the King of Naples Ladislao, work by Andrea and Marco from Florence, conserved in the Church of San Giovanni a Carbonara, Naples Naples Church of San Giovanni a Carbonara Commemorative Equestrian Monument Late Gothic, Gothic, Middle Ages, Europe, First and Second Millennium A.D.. Date of Photograph:1902. Date of Artwork:1428
Anderson
ADA-F-026146-0000
Media ID 33147652
© Alinari Archives, Florence
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This photograph captures the majestic Monument of the King of Naples Ladislao, a remarkable work by Andrea and Marco from Florence. The monument is proudly conserved in the historic Church of San Giovanni a Carbonara in Naples, Italy. Dating back to 1428, this Late Gothic masterpiece stands as a testament to the rich artistic heritage of Europe during the Middle Ages. Its intricate details and elaborate design showcase the skilled craftsmanship that prevailed during this era. The photograph itself was taken in 1902, allowing us to glimpse into history and appreciate both the artwork's timeless beauty and its historical significance. The equestrian monument depicts a male figure on horseback, representing Ladislao, who was not only a political figure but also an emblematic symbol of power and nobility. The female figure accompanying him adds an allegorical touch to the composition, embodying virtues such as strength or wisdom. The spire rising above them serves as a reminder of their elevated social status within society. As we delve deeper into its historical context, we discover that Ladislao played a pivotal role in medieval Italian history. He was not only King Emperor but also ruled over both Sicily and Naples during his reign. Through this photograph by Anderson from Alinari, we are transported back in time to witness firsthand one of Italy's most significant monuments from centuries past. It serves as a visual portal connecting us with medieval Europe while offering glimpses into its complex societal structures and political landscapes. In essence, this image encapsulates not just artistry but also cultural heritage – reminding us how architecture can serve as an enduring expression of identity throughout different periods in history.
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