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The Triumph of Hermenegilde (Visigoth Prince and Martyr, ca
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The Triumph of Hermenegilde (Visigoth Prince and Martyr, ca
LRI4353662 The Triumph of Hermenegilde (Visigoth Prince and Martyr, ca. 560-585) - Oil on canvas, 1654 by Herrera, Francisco the Younger (1622-85); Prado, Madrid, Spain; (add.info.: The Triumph of Hermenegilde (Hermangild, San Hermenegildo) (Visigoth Prince and Martyr, ca. 560-585) - Painting by Francisco de Herrera el Mozo (1622-1685), 1654. Madrid, Museo del Prado); Luisa Ricciarini; Spanish, out of copyright
Media ID 23723960
© Luisa Ricciarini / Bridgeman Images
Barbaric Baroque Style Crucifix Heaven Lute Organ Scepter Visigoth Wreath Of Flowers Martyr Various Plants
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The Triumph of Hermenegilde - A Majestic Portrait of Faith and Martyrdom
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. In this oil painting, titled "The Triumph of Hermenegilde" artist Francisco de Herrera el Mozo transports us back to the 6th century, immersing us in a world where faith and martyrdom intertwine. The Visigoth Prince and Martyr, Hermenegilde, takes center stage as he stands tall with his head held high, adorned in regal attire. Hermenegilde's noble countenance is juxtaposed against a backdrop filled with symbolism. Angels hover above him, their celestial presence emphasizing the divine nature of his sacrifice. Various plants and flowers surround him, representing the beauty that flourishes even amidst suffering. The composition exudes baroque grandeur as Herrera skillfully employs vibrant colors to bring life to every detail. The prince's golden crown gleams under heavenly light while his armor reflects strength and resilience. At Hermenegilde's side stand musicians playing instruments such as the lute and organ—a testament to the power of music in worship. In one hand, he holds a crucifix symbolizing his unwavering devotion to Christianity. This masterpiece captures not only an important historical figure but also embodies religious fervor within Spanish culture during the Baroque period. As we gaze upon this artwork at Madrid's Museo del Prado today, we are reminded of Hermenegilde's ultimate triumph—his eternal place among angels in heaven—an enduring testament to faith that transcends
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