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Resurrection of Lazarus with numerous astonished people surrounding a sepulchre. Drawing by Botticelli preserved in the Room of Drawings and Prints in the Museum of the Uffizi
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Resurrection of Lazarus with numerous astonished people surrounding a sepulchre. Drawing by Botticelli preserved in the Room of Drawings and Prints in the Museum of the Uffizi
Resurrection of Lazarus with numerous astonished people surrounding a sepulchre. Drawing by Botticelli preserved in the Room of Drawings and Prints in the Museum of the Uffizi. Florence Uffizi, Room of Drawings and Prints Drawing Early Renaissance, Renaissance, Renaissance-Baroque styles and periods, Europe, First and Second Millennium A.D.. Date of Photograph:1910-1914 ca.. Date of Artwork:1465-1510 ca.. Artist:Botticelli, Sandro, Filipepi, known as (1445-1510)
Mannelli, Anchise & C.
MAA-F-001149-0000
Media ID 33186567
© Alinari Archives, Florence
Faceearly Renaissance Gesture Hand Life Of Christ Miracles Sepulchre Structure Or Place Textile The Raising Of Lazarus Applied Arts And Crafts Parts Of The Body Subject
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This print showcases Botticelli's masterpiece, the "Resurrection of Lazarus" which is housed in the Room of Drawings and Prints at the renowned Uffizi Museum in Florence. The drawing depicts the biblical scene where Lazarus, who had been dead for four days, is miraculously brought back to life by Jesus Christ. Surrounding the sepulchre where Lazarus lay are numerous astonished individuals, their faces filled with a mix of disbelief and awe. Botticelli's meticulous attention to detail brings each character to life, capturing their individual physiological and psychological aspects as they witness this extraordinary event. The artwork itself dates back to the early Renaissance period between 1465-1510 AD when Europe was undergoing significant cultural and artistic transformations. It beautifully combines elements from both Renaissance and Renaissance-Baroque styles, showcasing Botticelli's mastery in portraying human emotions through his brushstrokes. In this photograph taken around 1910-1914 AD by Anchise & C. Mannelli from Alinari, we can appreciate not only the skillful execution of Botticelli but also how well-preserved this drawing remains after centuries. The texture of the paper used adds depth to every stroke while highlighting intricate details such as gestures, instruments held by some figures, and even age lines on certain faces. As we admire this remarkable piece of artistry captured through photography, it serves as a reminder of how historical artifacts like these continue to bridge our connection with past civilizations. The "Resurrection of Lazarus" draws us into an ancient narrative that transcends time—a testament to both human curiosity about miracles and our enduring fascination with religious subjects throughout history.
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