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The Nativity, from a Book of Hours and Missal c1370 (1958)
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The Nativity, from a Book of Hours and Missal c1370 (1958)
The Nativity, from a Book of Hours and Missal, c1370 (1958). A print from The Fitzwilliam Museum An Illustrated Survey, By Trianon Press, 1958
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This print showcases "The Nativity" from a Book of Hours and Missal dating back to the 14th century. The exquisite artwork, created by an unknown artist but attributed to Maitre aux Boquetaux, beautifully depicts the birth of Jesus Christ in a medieval setting. The scene portrays the exhausted Virgin Mary cradling her newborn son while St. Joseph stands nearby, his weariness evident on his face. The intricate border surrounding the central image is adorned with delicate foliage and leaves, adding to the overall beauty of this religious masterpiece. The vibrant colors used in this print bring life to every detail, from Mary's halo symbolizing her divine nature as the Mother of God to the serene expression on baby Jesus' face. This piece captures not only a significant moment in Christian history but also evokes emotions related to family and motherhood. It serves as a reminder of the humble beginnings that led to Christianity's foundation. Displayed within its historical context, this print offers us a glimpse into medieval France where illuminated manuscripts were treasured possessions for prayer and reflection. Its inclusion in The Fitzwilliam Museum An Illustrated Survey further emphasizes its importance within art history. Overall, this print invites viewers into a world where faith intertwines with artistic brilliance, leaving us captivated by both its visual splendor and spiritual significance.
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