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The transfiguration, 1450-1452 (fresco)
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The transfiguration, 1450-1452 (fresco)
LRI4613591 The transfiguration, 1450-1452 (fresco) by Angelico, Fra (Guido di Pietro/Giovanni da Fiesole) (c.1387-1455); 184x153 cm; Museo di San Marco, Florence, Italy; (add.info.: With the face of Mooses, and Elie Virgin Mary, Saint Peter, Saint James and Saint Dominic.
Sixth cell, St Marks Convent, Florence); Luisa Ricciarini; Italian, out of copyright
Media ID 23710530
© Luisa Ricciarini / Bridgeman Images
Angelico Fra Guido Di Pietro Apotre Dominican Elijah Evangelist Fra Angelico Moldy Saint Dominic Saint James The Major Saint John Saint Peter Aureole Quattrocento
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This print showcases "The Transfiguration" a remarkable fresco painted by Fra Angelico in the years 1450-1452. The artwork, measuring 184x153 cm, is housed in the Museo di San Marco in Florence, Italy. With its exquisite details and religious symbolism, this piece of art truly embodies the spirit of the Renaissance. In this fresco, we witness a divine moment as Jesus Christ undergoes transfiguration before his disciples. Surrounding him are Moses and Elijah, representing the Old Testament law and prophets respectively. The Virgin Mary stands alongside Saint Peter, Saint James, and Saint Dominic. Fra Angelico's masterful brushwork brings these biblical figures to life with an ethereal glow emanating from their holy presence. Each character's expression reflects awe and reverence for this sacred event. "The Transfiguration" is one of several frescoes adorning St Mark's Convent in Florence's sixth cell. Its moldy appearance adds a sense of authenticity to its historical significance. Luisa Ricciarini captures every intricate detail of this iconic artwork through her lens while preserving its original essence. Through her photograph, viewers can appreciate Fra Angelico's artistic genius even if they cannot visit the Museo di San Marco themselves. This print serves as a testament to both Fra Angelico's legacy as an influential painter during the Quattrocento period and Luisa Ricciarini's talent for capturing timeless beauty through photography.
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