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Triptych altarpiece. Artist: Daddi, Bernardo (1290-1350)
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Triptych altarpiece. Artist: Daddi, Bernardo (1290-1350)
Triptych altarpiece. Found in the collection of Staatliche Museen, Berlin
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Media ID 15026598
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Angels Ascension Day Assumption Of The Blessed Virgin Assunta Berlin Bernardo 1290 1350 Blessed Virgin Mary Completion Coronation Of The Virgin Culminate Daddi Death Of The Virgin Dormition Florentine School Glory Heavenly Throne Hope Liturgy Mother Of The God Queen Of Angels Queen Of Heaven Staatliche Museen Tempera On Panel The Glorification Of The Virgin Musical Instruments
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This print showcases a magnificent Triptych altarpiece created by the talented artist Bernardo Daddi during the Gothic Renaissance period. Currently housed in the esteemed collection of Staatliche Museen in Berlin, this masterpiece transports viewers to Italy's artistic glory. The triptych depicts various scenes from the life of Virgin Mary, offering a visual narrative that culminates in her glorification. The central panel portrays the Coronation of the Virgin, where she is crowned as Queen of Angels and Heaven on a heavenly throne. Surrounding her are angels playing musical instruments, filling the air with celestial melodies that symbolize hope and completion. On either side of this central scene, two smaller panels depict significant moments from Mary's life. One panel portrays her Dormition or death, while the other represents her Assumption into heaven. These exquisite paintings showcase Daddi's mastery in capturing delicate details and vibrant colors using tempera on panel technique. As we gaze upon this remarkable artwork, we are transported back in time to witness these biblical events unfold before our eyes. It serves as a testament to both Daddi's talent and his contribution to Florentine School artistry during his lifetime (1290-1350). This print allows us to appreciate every brushstroke and immerse ourselves in its divine beauty without leaving our own homes.
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