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Wrought copper statue depicting Pope Bonifacio VIII, done by the Sienese goldsmith Manno di Bandino, preserved in the Medieval Civic Museum of Bologna
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Wrought copper statue depicting Pope Bonifacio VIII, done by the Sienese goldsmith Manno di Bandino, preserved in the Medieval Civic Museum of Bologna
Wrought copper statue depicting Pope Bonifacio VIII, done by the Sienese goldsmith Manno di Bandino, preserved in the Medieval Civic Museum of Bologna. Bologna Medieval Civic Museum Tomb Gothic, Middle Ages, Europe, First and Second Millennium A.D.. Date of Photograph:1900-1915 ca.. Date of Artwork:1301. Artist:Di Bandino, Manno
Alinari, Fratelli
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Media ID 33125753
© Alinari Archives, Florence
Benediction Catholicism Clergy Inscription Mantle Cloak Pope Statuegothic Textile Tiara Miter Abstract Concept And Symbol Applied Arts And Crafts Christian Religion Concept Or Subject Expressed Headdress Civilian Parts Of The Body
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This photograph captures a remarkable piece of history: a wrought copper statue depicting Pope Bonifacio VIII, created by the skilled Sienese goldsmith Manno di Bandino. Preserved within the Medieval Civic Museum of Bologna, this exquisite artwork transports us back to the Gothic era of the Middle Ages in Europe. The photograph itself was taken between 1900 and 1915, providing us with a glimpse into how this magnificent sculpture appeared over a century ago. However, its creation dates all the way back to 1301, showcasing the enduring legacy of Di Bandino's craftsmanship. Every detail is meticulously captured in this image - from the intricate inscription on the object to the symbolic instruments held by Pope Bonifacio VIII. The artist skillfully conveys both religious reverence and abstract concepts through his work, making it an awe-inspiring sight for visitors to behold. Pope Bonifacio VIII is depicted wearing traditional religious garments such as a tiara miter and mantle cloak. His face exudes wisdom and authority while his posture reflects his role as clergy within Christian religion. This sculpture serves not only as a representation of an important historical figure but also as an embodiment of Catholicism during that time period. As we gaze upon this extraordinary piece, we are transported back to medieval Europe where statues like these were revered for their artistic beauty and spiritual significance. It stands as a testament to human creativity throughout different eras and reminds us of our rich cultural heritage spanning across centuries. Thanks to Alinari Fratelli's photography skills, we can now appreciate this masterpiece even if we cannot witness it firsthand at Bologna Medieval Civic Museum today.
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