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Saint Benedict (Predella of the San Pietro Polyptych), c. 1497. Creator: Perugino (ca
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Saint Benedict (Predella of the San Pietro Polyptych), c. 1497. Creator: Perugino (ca
Saint Benedict (Predella of the San Pietro Polyptych), c. 1497. Found in the Collection of Musei Vaticani in Viale Vaticano, Rome
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1450 1523 Benedict Benedict Of Nursia Catholic Church Christian Church Christian Saint Faith Martyr Martyrdom Musei Vaticani In Viale Vaticano Patron Perugino Ca Roman Soldier Saint Benedict Saints School Of Umbria Tempera On Panel
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This print showcases the exquisite artwork of "Saint Benedict (Predella of the San Pietro Polyptych)" created by Perugino in approximately 1497. Housed within the esteemed Collection of Musei Vaticani in Rome, Italy, this masterpiece is a testament to the enduring power and beauty of Renaissance art. Depicting Saint Benedict, a revered figure in Christianity, this painting exemplifies faith and devotion. The artist's meticulous brushstrokes bring to life the saint's noble countenance and serene expression. Clad in traditional attire, Saint Benedict stands as a symbol of strength and resilience. As a Roman soldier turned martyr for his unwavering Christian beliefs, Saint Benedict holds immense significance within Catholicism. He is venerated as a patron saint who embodies courage and sacrifice. The use of tempera on panel technique adds depth and richness to this fine art piece. The vibrant colors evoke an atmosphere that transports viewers back to the era when it was created. Attributed to Perugino from the School of Umbria during his prolific career spanning from ca 1450-1523, this artwork represents his mastery over composition and detail. It serves as a reminder of how artists during the Renaissance period pushed boundaries through their creativity. Displayed at Musei Vaticani along Viale Vaticano, this print preserves not only an important religious icon but also an invaluable part of our cultural heritage. Its presence invites contemplation on themes such as martyrdom, spirituality, and
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