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Triumph of the militant church: Thomas Aquinas before the heretics and lower right
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Triumph of the militant church: Thomas Aquinas before the heretics and lower right
LRI4570291 Triumph of the militant church: Thomas Aquinas before the heretics and lower right, Fra Dolcino torn the official doctrine of the Church. Chapel of the Spagniards (Detail of the fresco, 1365) by Andrea di Bonaiuto (Andrea da Firenze) (fl.1343-77); Spanish Chapel, Santa Maria Novella, Florence, Italy; (add.info.: The triumph of the militant church: representation of St. Thomas Aquinas before the heretics and lower right Fra Dolcino dechures the book from the official doctrine of the Church. Detail of the fresco by Andrea Bonaiuto (or Bonaiuti) dit Andrea da Firenze (1343-1377). 1365 Cappellone degli Spagnoli (chapel of the Spanish), Church of Santa Maria Novella, Florence.); Luisa Ricciarini; Italian, out of copyright
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This print captures the essence of "Triumph of the militant church: Thomas Aquinas before the heretics and lower right" by Andrea di Bonaiuto. The fresco, located in the Chapel of the Spagniards within Santa Maria Novella in Florence, Italy, showcases a pivotal moment in Catholic history. In this detail of the larger artwork, we witness St. Thomas Aquinas standing with an aura of holiness surrounding him. He stands as a symbol of unwavering faith and intellectual prowess amidst a sea of heretics challenging official Church doctrine. To his lower right is Fra Dolcino, depicted tearing apart the book that represents established religious teachings. The artist's skillful use of color and composition brings this scene to life. The vibrant hues draw our attention to Aquinas' commanding presence while contrasting against darker tones representing dissenting voices. This piece serves as a powerful reminder of Christianity's triumph over heresy during medieval times. It highlights not only Aquinas' role as a preacher but also his significance as one who defended Catholicism against opposing forces. Luisa Ricciarini expertly captures every intricate detail through her lens, allowing us to appreciate both the artistry and historical context behind this masterpiece from 1365. This photograph invites viewers to reflect on how religion has shaped human history and continues to inspire believers today.
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