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MENA, Alonso de (1587-1646). Altarpice-Reliquary

MENA, Alonso de (1587-1646). Altarpice-Reliquary


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MENA, Alonso de (1587-1646). Altarpice-Reliquary

MENA, Alonso de (1587-1646). Altarpice-Reliquary of the Royal Chapel of Granada. 1630 - 1632. Detail from the base, with a portrait of Philip the Handsome and Joanna the Mad. Wood golden relief. Baroque art. Sculpture on wood

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Alonso Baroque Chapel Granada Handsome Joanna Mena Philip Reliquary Base


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This stunning detail from the base of Alonso de Mena's Altarpiece-Reliquary in the Royal Chapel of Granada showcases a captivating portrait of Philip the Handsome and Joanna the Mad. Dated between 1630 and 1632, this masterpiece of Baroque art is a testament to Mena's exceptional skill as a sculptor. The relief, made of golden wood, is a horizontal composition that adds a sense of grandeur to the piece. The intricate golden relief work highlights the regal attire of Philip and Joanna, with Philip depicted in armor and Joanna wearing a richly decorated gown. The use of color in the detail is subtle yet effective, adding depth and dimension to the portrait. Philip the Handsome was the son of Holy Roman Emperor Charles V and the Archduchess of Austria, Margaret of Austria. He was the husband of Joanna of Castile, who was the daughter of Holy Roman Emperor Charles V and Isabella of Portugal. Joanna, also known as Joanna the Mad, was the last sovereign queen of the Spanish Kingdom of Castile and the Spanish Netherlands. The Altarpiece-Reliquary was created for the Royal Chapel of Granada, a royal mausoleum where the remains of the Spanish monarchs are interred. The piece is a fusion of art and religious devotion, with the base featuring various saints and religious symbols, while the main altarpiece holds the relics of the Catholic saints. Mena's Altarpiece-Reliquary is a breathtaking example of the Baroque style, with its intricate golden relief work, rich colors, and attention to detail. The portrait of Philip and Joanna serves as a reminder of the historical significance of the royal couple and the artistic mastery of Alonso de Mena.

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