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Central panel of a triptych depicting The Seven Sorrows of the Virgin, c. 1520-35
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Central panel of a triptych depicting The Seven Sorrows of the Virgin, c. 1520-35
XIR154026 Central panel of a triptych depicting The Seven Sorrows of the Virgin, c.1520-35 (oil on panel) by Orley, Bernard van (c.1488-1541) & Campana, Pedro (1503-80); 200x142.5 cm; Musee des Beaux-Arts et d Archeologie, Besancon, France; Netherlandish, out of copyright
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Christ On The Cross Crucifixion Flight Into Egypt Lamentation Passion Sorrow
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This print showcases the central panel of a triptych titled "The Seven Sorrows of the Virgin" created by renowned artists Bernard van Orley and Pedro Campana between 1520 and 1535. The oil on panel masterpiece measures an impressive 200x142.5 cm and is currently housed at the Musee des Beaux-Arts et d'Archeologie in Besancon, France. The central panel depicts a poignant scene featuring various elements that evoke deep emotions. At its heart lies the crucifixion, where Jesus Christ hangs on the cross, surrounded by mournful figures including his mother Mary, also known as Madonna. Her sorrowful expression reflects her immense grief over her son's sacrifice. In addition to this powerful depiction, other significant events from Mary's life are portrayed within this artwork. The flight into Egypt symbolizes their escape from King Herod's persecution while seeking refuge in a foreign land. A sword pierces through Mary's heart during the Lamentation scene, representing her profound anguish at witnessing her son's suffering. With its exquisite attention to detail and masterful use of light and shadow, this Netherlandish Renaissance piece captures both the physical pain endured by Christ on the cross and Mary's emotional torment as she witnesses his passion unfold before her eyes. This remarkable print offers viewers an opportunity to delve into art history and experience firsthand these timeless themes of sorrow, faith, and devotion depicted with exceptional skill by two celebrated artists of their time
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