Saint Augustin Collection
Saint Augustin, a name that resonates with history and art
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Saint Augustin, a name that resonates with history and art. From the Cercle National des Armees Saint-Augustin in Paris, France to the Museum of Colonial Art in Quito, Ecuador, his influence spans continents and centuries. In the 16th Century Wood Relief at the Museum of Colonial Art, we see a depiction himself. His presence is captivating as he stands tall amidst intricate carvings, reminding us of his significance in religious iconography. Moving on to "The Burial of Count Orgaz, " an oil painting from 1586, we catch a glimpse of St. Augustine alongside St. Stephen and Count Orgaz. The detail captured here showcases their solemn expressions and highlights St. Augustine's role as a guiding figure during times of mourning. Delving into manuscripts such as De Civitate Dei by St. Augustine himself reveals even more about this influential saint's legacy. In Ms 246 f. 383r Hell, we witness vivid illustrations on vellum that bring to life his philosophical ideas about good versus evil. Similarly, Ms 218 f. 2r presents us with a view of Rome as the City of God while St. Augustine diligently writes away - an image that encapsulates his dedication to theology and scholarship. Paradise comes alive through Ms 246 f406r where scenes from De Civitate Dei transport us into realms beyond our imagination – all inspired by Saint Augustine's profound writings. Not limited to manuscripts alone, frescoes like Saint Augustine (1480) capture him in vibrant colors on walls for all to admire throughout time. Ms 246 fol354v introduces us not only to St. Augustine but also other eminent philosophers like Epicurus, Zeno, Antiochus, and Varron- showcasing how he engaged with various schools of thought during his lifetime. The Last Judgement depicted in Ms 246 fol371v, from De Civitate Dei, reminds us of St.