St Matthew The Apostle Collection
"Saint Matthew the Apostle: A Journey through Art and Faith" Step into the world of Saint Matthew, one of the twelve apostles chosen by Jesus Christ himself
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"Saint Matthew the Apostle: A Journey through Art and Faith" Step into the world of Saint Matthew, one of the twelve apostles chosen by Jesus Christ himself. Explore his life and legacy through a captivating collection of artworks that span centuries. In "Saint Matthew and the Angel, " an exquisite oil on canvas masterpiece from 1602, we witness a divine encounter between the saint and an angel. Though destroyed, its memory lives on as a testament to their connection. Moving forward in time, we delve into "Disputation of the Holy Sacrament. " This fresco, created between 1501-1520, showcases St. Matthew's involvement in theological debates surrounding sacred rituals – a testament to his wisdom and spiritual insight. The tender "Madonna and Child with St. Matthew and St. Nicholas of Bari" transports us back to 1328 with its delicate tempera strokes on wood. Here, St. Matthew stands alongside other revered figures, emphasizing his role as an influential disciple. Marvel at "St. Matthew, " carved meticulously from marble in 1506—a stunning sculpture that captures both strength and vulnerability within this apostle's character. Fast forward to 1799 when "St. Matthew" is reborn on canvas through vibrant tempera colors—an artistic rendition that breathes new life into his story for generations to come. "The Calling of Saint Matthew, " depicted in another painting full of intrigue, invites viewers to witness the transformative moment when Jesus called upon this humble tax collector to become His follower—forever changing history. Another striking portrayal emerges in "Saint Matthew and The Angel, " painted during the seventeenth century—a visual representation that encapsulates divine guidance bestowed upon this beloved apostle throughout his journey. Immerse yourself further by exploring engravings like "The Crucifixion"—depicting Chapter 27 Verses 30-54 from St. Matthew's gospel—and discover how he chronicled the profound sacrifice of Jesus on the cross.