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Saint Bonaventure (San Bonaventura) (1217-1274) receiving the purple cardinalice A high
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Saint Bonaventure (San Bonaventura) (1217-1274) receiving the purple cardinalice A high
JLJ4600203 Saint Bonaventure (San Bonaventura) (1217-1274) receiving the purple cardinalice A high official of the Vatican brings the cardinals bar to the monk occupies the menagery activities in the abbey. Painting by Albert Pierre Dawant (1852-1923) 1897 Sun. 1, 4x2, 12 m Rouen, musee des beaux arts by Dawant, Albert Pierre (1852-1923); Musee des Beaux-Arts, Rouen, France; (add.info.: Saint Bonaventure (San Bonaventura) (1217-1274) receiving the purple cardinalice A high official of the Vatican brings the cardinals bar to the monk occupies the menagery activities in the abbey. Painting by Albert Pierre Dawant (1852-1923) 1897 Sun. 1, 4x2, 12 m Rouen, musee des beaux arts); Photo ePhoto Josse; French, out of copyright
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This print captures the moment when Saint Bonaventure, a revered figure in Catholicism, receives the prestigious purple cardinalice. Painted by Albert Pierre Dawant in 1897, this artwork showcases the intricate details of this significant event. In the painting, we see a high-ranking official from the Vatican presenting the cardinals' bar to Saint Bonaventure. The monk is depicted amidst his daily activities within the abbey's menagerie. The scene is set in Rouen, France and is currently housed at Musee des Beaux-Arts. The composition beautifully portrays various elements associated with religious life and monastic traditions. From crockery and cookware to garlic and onions adorning the kitchen area, every detail adds depth to this depiction of monastic existence. This piece also highlights themes such as faith, devotion, and honor within Christianity. It symbolizes recognition for Saint Bonaventure's contributions to his religious order. Dawant's skillful brushwork brings out vibrant colors that enhance both realism and emotion in this historical scene. Through this photograph print from Fine Art Finder by Photo Josse, viewers can appreciate not only an exquisite work of art but also gain insight into medieval practices within Catholicism.
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