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The Coronation of Spines, late 15th century (miniature)
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The Coronation of Spines, late 15th century (miniature)
LRI4597683 The Coronation of Spines, late 15th century (miniature) by Unknown Artist, (15th century); Osterreichische Nationalbibliothek, Vienna, Austria; (add.info.: The Coronation of Spines Double page of an open manuscript of " Book of Hours by Mary of Burgundy (1457-1482)" (Cod. 1857) late 15th century Osterreischische Nationalbibliothek Vienna); Luisa Ricciarini; out of copyright
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The Coronation of Spines
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is a captivating and intricate 15th-century miniature print that transports viewers to the world of medieval religious art. This double-page illustration, found in Mary of Burgundy's "Book of Hours" showcases the skilled craftsmanship and devotion to detail prevalent during this period. The scene depicts a significant biblical event: the coronation of Jesus Christ, symbolizing his triumph over sin and death. The artist, whose identity remains unknown, masterfully captures the solemnity and grandeur surrounding this momentous occasion. A crown of thorns adorns Christ's head as he sits on a regal throne, surrounded by heavenly light. What sets this artwork apart is its incorporation of various elements from both scripture and contemporary culture. An open book lies before Christ, representing divine wisdom contained within sacred texts. Meanwhile, an imprisoned figure serves as a reminder of humanity's need for redemption. The illumination technique employed by Luisa Ricciarini brings vibrancy to every brushstroke, enhancing the overall impact of the composition. Each character is rendered with meticulous attention to detail – their expressions conveying reverence or awe. "The Coronation of Spines" not only offers us a glimpse into religious practices during the Middle Ages but also serves as a testament to human creativity across centuries. As we admire this remarkable piece today at Osterreichische Nationalbibliothek in Vienna, Austria, we are reminded that art has always been instrumental in expressing faith and inspiring contemplation throughout history
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