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The Preaching of St Stephen (chromolitho)
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The Preaching of St Stephen (chromolitho)
1094592 The Preaching of St Stephen (chromolitho) by French School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Preaching of St Stephen. Illustration for Science and Literature in the Middle Ages by Paul Lacroix (Bickers, 1878).); © Look and Learn
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Ages Aging Fra Angelico Latium Listening Middle Musei Vaticani Sermon The Vatican Vatican Vatican Museum Vatican Palaces Xvth Chapel Of Nicholas V
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The Preaching of St Stephen - A Glimpse into Medieval Europe's Spiritual Life
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. This chromolitho print, "The Preaching of St Stephen" offers a window into the religious fervor and artistic brilliance of 19th-century France. The artwork is based on a fresco found in the Chapel of Nicholas V, located within the Vatican Palaces in Rome, Italy. Painted by an aging French artist from the 19th century, this masterpiece beautifully captures a pivotal moment in Christian history. St Stephen, known as the first Christian martyr, delivers an impassioned sermon to a diverse crowd that includes men and women from all walks of life. With rapt attention, they listen intently to his words with deep reverence. The painting's rich colors and intricate details transport us back to the early Middle Ages when faith played a central role in European society. It evokes feelings of awe and wonder at both the skillful artistry employed by its creator and the spiritual significance it holds. Displayed now at a private collection but originally created for Paul Lacroix's book "Science and Literature in the Middle Ages" published in 1878; this work exemplifies how art can illuminate historical narratives while also serving as an aesthetic delight. As we gaze upon this mesmerizing piece, we are reminded once again of humanity's enduring quest for meaning and connection through religion—a timeless theme that continues to inspire artists across generations.
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