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Pope Gregory I, the Great (c. 540-604) in his Study, from a series depicting the four
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Pope Gregory I, the Great (c. 540-604) in his Study, from a series depicting the four
EHL92805 Pope Gregory I, the Great (c.540-604) in his Study, from a series depicting the four Fathers of the Church, engraved by Anton Wierix (c.1552-c.1624) pub. by Gerard de Jode, c.1580 (engraving) by Vos, Maarten de (1532-1603) (after); 21x24.5 cm; Private Collection; Elizabeth Harvey-Lee; Flemish, out of copyright
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© Elizabeth Harvey-Lee / Bridgeman Images
Composing Cope Papal Tiara Papal Cross
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This print captures Pope Gregory I, also known as Pope Gregory the Great, in his study. The image is part of a series that depicts the four Fathers of the Church and was engraved by Anton Wierix during the late 16th century. Published by Gerard de Jode around 1580, this engraving showcases Maarten de Vos' artistic talent. In this particular scene, we see Pope Gregory I engrossed in his work within the peaceful confines of his study. Dressed in pontifical attire, he wears a papal tiara and holds a pontifical crozier nearby. With an air of serenity and concentration on his face, it is evident that he is deeply immersed in composing something significant. The composition beautifully captures not only Pope Gregory's intellectual prowess but also his devotion to music. In one corner of the room stands a papal cross while Gregorian chant manuscripts are scattered across his desk. These elements symbolize both his religious authority and contributions to liturgical music. This exquisite print transports us back to a time when great minds shaped history through their scholarly pursuits and spiritual leadership. It serves as a reminder of Pope Gregory I's enduring legacy as one of the most influential figures in early Christianity. Displayed proudly within private collections today, this artwork continues to inspire awe for its historical significance and artistic brilliance.
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