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Virgin Child Enthroned Saint Anthony Abbot Peter
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Virgin Child Enthroned Saint Anthony Abbot Peter
Artokoloro
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1501–1547 1522 Brownish Paper Child Enthroned Escaped Florence Highlighted Julian Leonardo Da Mary Magdalen Paul Perino Del Vaga Peter Pietro Buonaccorsi Raphael Roch Studying Vinci White Gouache Works Brown Ink Fra Bartolommeo Hospitaler Masaccio Native City Saint Anthony Abbot
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This print titled "Virgin Child Enthroned Saint Anthony Abbot Peter" by Artokoloro takes us back to the artistic traditions of 16th-century Italy. The image showcases a remarkable pen and brown ink drawing highlighted with white gouache on brownish paper, measuring 8 3/4 x 7 3/8 inches (222 x 187 cm). The artwork, created by Italian artists Perino del Vaga and Pietro Buonaccorsi, beautifully depicts the Virgin Mary seated on a throne with the baby Jesus in her lap. Surrounding them are various saints including Saint Anthony Abbot, Saint Peter, Saint Paul, Julian Hospitaler, Roch, and Mary Magdalen. Each figure is intricately detailed and exudes an aura of divine grace. What makes this piece even more fascinating is its historical context. It was produced during a tumultuous period when plague struck Rome in 1522. In order to escape the devastating effects of the epidemic, many artists like Perino del Vaga fled to Florence where they immersed themselves in their native city's artistic traditions. Delving into his studies of renowned masters such as Masaccio, Leonardo da Vinci, Raphael, and Fra Bartolommeo had undoubtedly influenced Del Vaga's technique and style evident in this work. This print from Liszt Collection allows art enthusiasts to appreciate not only the beauty but also the historical significance behind this masterpiece.
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