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Tombstone of Cardinal Ludovico Bonito, taken from the old church and now located in the counterfacade of the Malatestiano Temple, Rimini
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Tombstone of Cardinal Ludovico Bonito, taken from the old church and now located in the counterfacade of the Malatestiano Temple, Rimini
Tombstone of Cardinal Ludovico Bonito, taken from the old church and now located in the counterfacade of the Malatestiano Temple, Rimini Rimini Malatestiano Temple, nave Slab, Plate, Sheet Early Renaissance, Renaissance, Renaissance-Baroque styles and periods, Europe, First and Second Millennium A.D.. Date of Photograph:1920-1930 ca.. Date of Artwork:1413 ca
Brogi
BGA-F-020294-0000
Media ID 33169843
© Alinari Archives, Florence
Cardinal Clergy Crest Hand Pillow Christian Religion Emblem Parts Of The Body
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This print showcases the Tombstone of Cardinal Ludovico Bonito, a remarkable piece of art that was originally housed in an old church and now finds its place in the counterfacade of the Malatestiano Temple in Rimini. The photograph, taken by Brogi around 1920-1930, captures the essence of this exquisite tombstone dating back to approximately 1413. The Tombstone itself is a testament to the Early Renaissance period, boasting intricate details and elements from various styles including Renaissance and Renaissance-Baroque. It stands as a symbol of Europe's rich cultural heritage spanning over two millennia. In this image, we see not only the architectural beauty but also glimpses into religious practices and fashion trends of that era. The cardinal's attire signifies his high rank within the clergy while his hands rest peacefully on a pillow adorned with an emblematic crest. This combination of religious symbolism and artistic craftsmanship truly exemplifies early Renaissance aesthetics. Brogi's expert photography allows us to appreciate every nuance captured within this print - from building elements to decorative sections - highlighting both grandeur and delicacy simultaneously. The play between light and shadow further enhances our understanding of this historical artifact. As we gaze upon this photo print, we are transported back in time; it serves as a visual bridge connecting past traditions with present admiration for artistry. Its presence within the Malatestiano Temple adds another layer of significance, reminding us how history intertwines with contemporary spaces. Overall, Alinari's portrayal invites viewers to immerse themselves in centuries-old European culture through one extraordinary artwork – Cardinal Ludovico Bonito's Tombstone – forever preserved through Brogi’s lens.
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