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Music, c.1470 (oil on poplar)
7336513 Music, c.1470 (oil on poplar) by Justus of Ghent (fl.1473-75); 156.3 -- 97.4 cm; National Gallery, London, UK; (add.info.: By Justus of Ghent and workshop
Allegory of Music along with Rhetoric (National Gallery, London), was part of a series showing the seven liberal arts that was painted for Federico da Montelfeltro, Duke of Urbino.); Photo © Stefano Baldini
Media ID 33093118
© © Stefano Baldini / Bridgeman Images
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This print showcases the mesmerizing artwork titled "Music, c. 1470" by Justus of Ghent. Painted on poplar wood with oil, this masterpiece measures an impressive 156.3 by 97.4 cm and is housed in the prestigious National Gallery in London, UK. The painting forms part of a series commissioned for Federico da Montelfeltro, Duke of Urbino, depicting the seven liberal arts. In this particular piece, Justus of Ghent skillfully combines allegory and music to create a visually stunning composition. The image portrays two individuals seated on a throne-like structure adorned with vibrant colors and intricate details that reflect the Renaissance era's artistic style. A woman gracefully plays a musical instrument while her male companion kneels beside her holding a book. The scene exudes elegance and sophistication as it captures the essence of music's power to inspire emotions and connect people across time and space. The presence of stairs symbolizes progression and growth within the realm of music. Justus' mastery shines through his meticulous brushwork, capturing every nuance with precision. The use of light adds depth to each figure while emphasizing their importance within the composition. This remarkable piece not only serves as a testament to Justus' talent but also provides us with insight into 15th-century European culture and fashion trends. Its timeless beauty continues to captivate art enthusiasts worldwide, making it an invaluable addition to any fine art collection.
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