Saint Bartholomew Martyr Collection

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"Saint Bartholomew Martyr: A Tale of Faith and Sacrifice in Art" From the 14th century to the 17th century, artists have depicted the martyrdom and life of Saint Bartholomew through various mediums. In a panel painting from 1340-45, we see Saint Bartholomew alongside Saint Lawrence, both revered for their unwavering devotion. The oil on canvas piece from the 17th century portrays the intense moment of Saint Bartholomew's martyrdom. The artist captures his pain and sacrifice with vivid brushstrokes, reminding viewers of his unwavering faith. In another artwork, tempera & gold leaf on panel showcases Saint Bartholomew standing beside Saint John the Evangelist as part of a triptych. This masterpiece highlights their significant roles in spreading Christianity. Garpar De Craeyer's painting from the 17th century titled "Martyr of Saint Bartholomews" further emphasizes this saint's suffering for his beliefs. The artist skillfully conveys emotion through color and composition. Two oil paintings created in different centuries depict Saint Bartholomew individually. The first one dates back to 1557 while the second was painted in 1870. These works capture his likeness and serve as a testament to his enduring legacy. A triptych from 1422 called "Triptych of Saint Giovenale" presents an exquisite example of tempera on wood technique featuring scenes related to St. Bartholomew's life within its panels. An engraving portraying the martyrdom scene provides a detailed visual narrative that engages viewers' imagination and emotions. Jose de Ribera's oil painting "Le martyre de saint Barthelemy - The Martyrdom of Saint Bartholomew, " completed in 1644, is housed at Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya in Barcelona. It depicts the saint's martyrdom with striking realism and intensity.