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The Condemnation of St Lawrence by the Emperor Valerian, 1754
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The Condemnation of St Lawrence by the Emperor Valerian, 1754
3480263 The Condemnation of St Lawrence by the Emperor Valerian, 1754 by Angelico, Fra (Giovanni da Fiesole) (c.1400-55); (add.info.: The Condemnation of St Lawrence by the Emperor Valerian (detail). east wall, Cappella Niccolina, Palazzi Pontifici, Vatican. Fresco by Fra Angelico (c1400-55) Italian painter. The Condemnation of St Lawrence by the Emperor Valerian is the left half the fresco below the lunette on the east wall. Various soldiers and city worthies stand in a circle before the Emperor, helping to create a sense of depth without the assistance of any converging orthogonals in the foreground.); Universal History Archive/UIG; out of copyright
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Angelico Fra Guido Di Pietro Condemnation Czar East Wall Emperors Fra Angelico Italian Painter Latium Lunette Murals St Lawrence Tsarina Valerian Vatican Empress Worthies
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The Condemnation of St Lawrence by the Emperor Valerian, painted in 1754 by Fra Angelico, is a captivating fresco that captures a pivotal moment in history. This particular print showcases the left half of the fresco below the lunette on the east wall of Cappella Niccolina in Vatican City. In this scene, we witness various soldiers and city worthies standing before Emperor Valerian as he passes judgment on St Lawrence. The painting skillfully creates a sense of depth without relying on converging orthogonals in the foreground. It is a testament to Fra Angelico's mastery as an Italian painter. The artist's attention to detail is evident throughout the mural. Each figure is meticulously rendered, from their facial expressions to their intricate attire. The vibrant colors and delicate brushwork bring life to this historical event. This artwork not only depicts an important moment in Christian history but also serves as a reminder of the power dynamics between emperors and religious figures during ancient Rome. It offers viewers a glimpse into both political and religious spheres at that time. As we admire this stunning piece, let us appreciate Fra Angelico's talent for capturing emotion and storytelling through his artistry. This print allows us to bring home a piece of history while honoring one of Italy's most renowned painters.
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