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Assumption of the Virgin, 1529-34 (fresco)
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Assumption of the Virgin, 1529-34 (fresco)
2629912 Assumption of the Virgin, 1529-34 (fresco) by Ferrari, Gaudenzio (1474/80-1546); Church of San Cristoforo, Vercelli, Italy; (add.info.: Vercelli, Church of St. Christopher, Chapel of the blessed Virgin or of the Assunta: " Assumption of the Virgin."
Vercelli, Chiesa di San Cristoforo, Cappella della Beata Vergine o dell Assunta); Ghigo Roli
Media ID 25190416
© Ghigo Roli / Bridgeman Images
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The Assumption of the Virgin, a breathtaking fresco created by Gaudenzio Ferrari in 1529-34, transports viewers to another realm. This masterpiece is housed within the Church of San Cristoforo in Vercelli, Italy. The image captures a pivotal moment in Christian theology - the ascension of Mary into heaven. Ferrari's meticulous brushstrokes bring this divine scene to life. As we gaze upon the fresco, we witness Mary being lifted towards the heavens by a host of angels and seraphs. Her serene expression reflects her acceptance and fulfillment of her role as the Mother of God. The composition is filled with symbolism that speaks to both religious doctrine and artistic innovation. The crown adorning Mary's head signifies her exalted status as Queen of Heaven. Rays emanating from above represent divine light illuminating her path towards eternal glory. Ferrari's mastery over perspective creates an illusionary depth that draws us further into this celestial event. Every detail, from the intricate folds of fabric to each delicate feather on angelic wings, showcases his technical brilliance and devotion to his craft. This fresco stands as a testament to Ferrari's contribution to Mannerism - an art movement characterized by exaggerated proportions and heightened emotionality. It also serves as a reminder of the enduring power and beauty found within Renaissance religious art. As we contemplate this print captured by Bridgeman Images, let us be inspired by its spiritual significance and marvel at how it continues to captivate audiences
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