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St Peter and St Paul fresco by Masaccio, Florence, Italy
St Peter and St Paul restoring the Dead Youth to life, line engraving after the fresco by Tommaso Masaccio (1401-1428) in the Carmine Chapel, Florence, Italy. Date: 15th century
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Biblical Carmine Chapel Dead Florence Fresco Masaccio Miracle Miracles Peter Renaissance Restoring Testament Tommaso Youth 15th
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Estimated Product Size is 40cm x 40cm (15.7" x 15.7")
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This line engraving, a faithful reproduction of Tommaso Masaccio's 15th-century fresco in Florence's Carmine Chapel, brings to life the biblical tale of St. Peter and St. Paul restoring a dead youth to life. Masaccio, a pioneering figure in the Italian Renaissance, masterfully depicted the moment of divine intervention, capturing the essence of faith, hope, and miracles. The fresco, created between 1401 and 1428, is a testament to Masaccio's innovative approach to art. He is known for his realistic and naturalistic style, which set a new standard for Western art. In this scene, the two apostles, St. Peter and St. Paul, are shown reaching out to the lifeless boy, their expressions filled with compassion and determination. The New Testament narrative of this miraculous event unfolds in the background, with onlookers reacting with awe and wonder. The dead youth, now returned to life, stands up, his eyes wide with surprise and gratitude. The use of light and shadow, perspective, and anatomical detail all contribute to the sense of depth and realism that Masaccio achieved in his work. This engraving is a precious reminder of the artistic and religious legacy of the Renaissance period in Italy. It invites us to reflect on the power of faith, the importance of miracles, and the enduring influence of Masaccio's groundbreaking art.
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