Matthew The Apostle Collection
"Matthew the Apostle: A Journey through Art and Faith" In the realm of religious art, it has been a subject of profound inspiration for centuries
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"Matthew the Apostle: A Journey through Art and Faith" In the realm of religious art, it has been a subject of profound inspiration for centuries. From destroyed artworks to masterpieces that have stood the test of time, his presence is felt in various forms. One such lost treasure was "Saint Matthew and the Angel, " an oil on canvas piece from 1602. Although it may be gone forever, its existence once depicted a divine encounter between Matthew and an angelic messenger. Another notable portrayal dates back to 1518 by Agostino Veneziano. This artwork simply titled "Saint Matthew" showcases the apostle's visage with intricate details that captivate viewers even today. El Greco, Dominico further immortalized Saint Matthew as "The Evangelist. " Painted in 1541-1614, this masterpiece captures not only his physical appearance but also his spiritual essence. Moving beyond paintings, frescoes played their part too. In "Disputation of the Holy Sacrament, " created between 1501-1520, we witness a detail featuring Saint Matthew engaged in theological discourse alongside other biblical figures. A tempera on wood painting titled "Madonna and Child with St. Matthew and St. Nicholas of Bari" takes us back to 1328 when this captivating artwork came into being. It beautifully portrays Saint Matthew's devotion towards both Mary and Jesus Christ. Marble sculptures also found their place in honoring this apostle's legacy. The year 1506 saw one such creation aptly named "Saint Matthew. " Carved meticulously, it stands as a testament to artistic craftsmanship intertwined with faith. Fast forward to more recent times; a tempera on canvas work called "St. Matthew" emerged in 1799 capturing his image with vivid colors that evoke emotions within those who gaze upon it. Even ancient manuscripts hold precious depictions like the unknown creator's leaf from a Gospel Book with Four Standing Evangelists, dating back to 1290-1330.