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The Penitence of St. Jerome, 1444 (oil on panel)
GR16006 The Penitence of St. Jerome, 1444 (oil on panel) by Pietro, Sano di, also Ansano di Pietro di Mencio (1406-81); 23x35 cm; Louvre, Paris, France; eGordon Roberton Photography Archive; Italian, out of copyright
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The Penitence of St. Jerome, captured in this stunning oil on panel painting by Pietro di Sano, transports viewers to a moment of profound spiritual reflection. In this masterpiece from 1444, we witness the transformative journey of St. Jerome as he seeks redemption and solace in the wilderness. At first glance, our eyes are drawn to St. Jerome's kneeling figure, his face etched with remorse and humility. The intricate details of his wrinkled skin and flowing robes reveal the artist's meticulous craftsmanship. As we delve deeper into the composition, we notice an array of reptiles surrounding him – snakes slithering through rocks and scorpions lurking nearby. These creatures symbolize temptation and sin that plagued St. Jerome during his time spent in isolation. Yet instead of succumbing to their allure, he remains steadfast in his penitence, seeking absolution for past transgressions. The dramatic play between light and shadow adds depth to the scene, emphasizing both St. Jerome's inner struggle and the harshness of his surroundings. Through skillful brushwork, Pietro di Sano captures not only a physical landscape but also an emotional one – a testament to human resilience against adversity. As we gaze upon this artwork now housed at Louvre Museum in Paris, France - thanks to eGordon Roberton Photography Archive - let us reflect on our own journeys towards self-discovery and redemption.
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