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Triumph of Death and dances of death. Detail (after restoration), 1485 (fresco)
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Triumph of Death and dances of death. Detail (after restoration), 1485 (fresco)
LRI4687342 Triumph of Death and dances of death. Detail (after restoration), 1485 (fresco) by Italian School, (15th century); Oratorio del Disciplini, Ciusone, Italy; (add.info.: Triumph of Death and dances macabre Detail. Anonymous fresco of the 15th century (after restoration). 1485 Oratorio dei Disciplini, Clusone Italy); Luisa Ricciarini
Media ID 25057900
© Luisa Ricciarini / Bridgeman Images
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This print showcases the intricate detail of the "Triumph of Death and dances of death" fresco, dating back to 1485. After undergoing restoration, this anonymous masterpiece from the 15th century now shines with renewed brilliance. Located in Oratorio del Disciplini in Ciusone, Italy, it is a testament to Italian Renaissance art. The image portrays a rich allegory of life's transience and mortality. In this scene, we see various symbols intertwined within the composition: an offering, a crown, a snake, clergy figures, and human figures engaged in macabre dance. The skeleton figure triumphantly stands at the center while holding an arrow as if signifying death's forceful presence. Nature plays its part too; frogs leap nearby while reptiles like scorpions and snakes slither around. These creatures serve as reminders that even wildlife succumbs to mortality. Religious undertones are also present through prostrating figures and religious orders depicted throughout the artwork. This adds depth to its meaning by exploring themes of fear and spirituality. Luisa Ricciarini expertly captures every minute detail with her lens – from each stroke of paint on the fresco to every insect crawling across its surface. Her photograph allows us to appreciate not only the artistic mastery but also serves as a documentation preserving this quattrocento treasure for generations to come. In conclusion, this print offers viewers an opportunity to delve into history and immerse themselves in one artist's interpretation of life's transient nature through vivid symbolism captured during Italy's Renaissance period.
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