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Cycle of the Life of the Virgin, Presentation of the Virgin at the Temple, c. 1445
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Cycle of the Life of the Virgin, Presentation of the Virgin at the Temple, c. 1445
XIR414532 Cycle of the Life of the Virgin, Presentation of the Virgin at the Temple, c.1445 (oil on poplar panel) (b/w photo) by Giovanni Francesco da Rimini (c.1420-70); 59.3x29.8 cm; Louvre, Paris, France; (add.info.: Vie de la Vierge, presentation de la Vierge au Temple; 1280 III; Photo Giraudon 1927; formerly attributed to Venitian School, (15th century) to Gentile da Fabriano (school of) to the Master of the Scenes of the Life of the Virgin; Maitre des Scenes de la Vie de la Vierge; part of an incomplete altarpiece of twelve scenes on the Virgin; ); Italian, out of copyright
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This print captures a mesmerizing scene from Giovanni Francesco da Rimini's "Cycle of the Life of the Virgin, Presentation of the Virgin at the Temple". Painted around 1445, this oil on poplar panel artwork measures 59.3x29.8 cm and is housed in the Louvre Museum in Paris, France. The image showcases an intricate composition depicting the Presentation of the Virgin Mary at the Temple. A male figure, possibly Joachim, stands proudly beside his daughter Mary as they ascend a grand staircase adorned with arches and columns. The steps lead them to a priest who awaits their arrival. Mary, portrayed as a young child with a halo above her head, is accompanied by her mother Saint Anne. Both figures exude grace and serenity as they participate in this significant biblical event. The painting forms part of an incomplete altarpiece consisting of twelve scenes dedicated to the life of the Virgin Mary. Previously attributed to various artists including Gentile da Fabriano and Master of Scenes from Life of the Virgin, it now bears Giovanni Francesco da Rimini's name. Through this photograph taken by www. bridgemanimages. com (not affiliated with any commercial use), viewers can appreciate both its artistic beauty and religious significance. It serves as a testament to Renaissance artistry while inviting contemplation on themes such as faith, family bonds, and divine intervention within human lives.
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