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December. The size of the vines. 1206-1211 (sculpture)
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December. The size of the vines. 1206-1211 (sculpture)
LRI4677553 December. The size of the vines. 1206-1211 (sculpture) by Antelami, Benedetto (c.1150-c.1230); Baptistery, Parma Cathedral, Italy; (add.info.: Romanesque art: Month of December. The size of the vines. Serie of statues where the months of the year are personified as man. Sculpture by Benedetto Antelami (ca. 1150-1230), 1206-1211. Italy, Baptistere of Parma. (Parma, Battistero).); Luisa Ricciarini; Italian, out of copyright
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© Luisa Ricciarini / Bridgeman Images
Agricultural Tool December Grapevine Handle Month Romanesque Style Tier Metier
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This print showcases the exquisite sculpture titled "December. The size of the vines. 1206-1211" by Benedetto Antelami, a renowned artist from the Romanesque era. Located in Parma Cathedral's Baptistery in Italy, this masterpiece is part of a series where each month of the year is personified as a man. The sculpture beautifully captures the essence of December, depicting an allegorical figure engaged in agricultural labor. Clutching an agricultural tool used for handling grapevines, this peasant-like character represents the toil and dedication required during this time of year. Antelami's attention to detail is evident in every carved feature, showcasing his mastery over his craft. The medium age-inspired style adds depth and authenticity to this remarkable piece. Luisa Ricciarini skillfully captured this artwork through her lens, preserving its beauty for generations to come. Her photograph emphasizes both the intricate carving techniques employed by Antelami and the symbolic significance behind it all. As we gaze upon this image, we are transported back in time to witness not only a stunning work of art but also gain insight into medieval life and culture. It serves as a testament to humanity's connection with nature and highlights our eternal pursuit of sustenance through agriculture. This print truly encapsulates history within its frame, inviting us on a journey through time while reminding us that art has no boundaries or limitations when it comes to evoking emotions and telling stories that transcend centuries.
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