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Pope Clement V during the Council of Vienna, Vatican Apostolic Library, 17th century (fresco)
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Pope Clement V during the Council of Vienna, Vatican Apostolic Library, 17th century (fresco)
AIS5344243 Pope Clement V during the Council of Vienna, Vatican Apostolic Library, 17th century (fresco) by Speranza, Giovanni Battista (c. 1600-40); Biblioteca Apostolica Vaticana, Vatican City; (add.info.: " Pope Clement V (late 13th-1314) during the Council of Vienna " The Council took place in Avignon in 1311 and 1312 and saw the abolition of the Templar Order. Painting by Giovanni Battista Speranza (circa 1600-1640). 17th century Vatican Apostolic Library. rome); © Iberfoto
Media ID 25185526
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This print showcases a remarkable fresco painting titled "Pope Clement V during the Council of Vienna" by Giovanni Battista Speranza. Created in the 17th century, this artwork is housed in the Vatican Apostolic Library and offers a glimpse into an important historical event. The scene depicted in this fresco takes us back to Avignon in 1311 and 1312, where the Council of Vienna was held under Pope Clement V's leadership. It was during this council that the controversial decision to abolish the Templar Order was made, forever altering medieval history. Speranza's skillful brushwork brings Pope Clement V to life as he presides over the council, surrounded by priests and other religious figures. The mural captures not only their physical appearances but also their emotions and interactions, providing a vivid portrayal of this significant moment. The rich colors and intricate details of this fresco highlight Speranza's mastery as an artist. The composition exudes grandeur and solemnity while offering glimpses into both political and religious power dynamics of the time. As we admire this piece from centuries ago, we are reminded of its enduring significance within art history. This print allows us to appreciate Speranza's talent while immersing ourselves in a pivotal chapter of medieval Europe.
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