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Crucifixion, detail of the right hand side, c. 1270 (fresco) (detail of 439294)
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Crucifixion, detail of the right hand side, c. 1270 (fresco) (detail of 439294)
XIR439912 Crucifixion, detail of the right hand side, c.1270 (fresco) (detail of 439294) by Cimabue (Cenni di Pepo) (c.1240-c.1301); San Francesco, Assisi, Italy; (add.info.: Crucifixion, detail de droite; Because Cimabue used lead-oxide pigments and applied the colours when the plaster was no longer fresh the quality of the frescos has deteriorated dramatically; ); Italian, out of copyright
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This print showcases a detail of the right-hand side of Cimabue's "Crucifixion" fresco, created around 1270. Located in San Francesco, Assisi, Italy, this masterpiece by Cimabue (Cenni di Pepo) depicts the profound moment of Christ's crucifixion. The attention to detail is remarkable as we witness the intricate portrayal of death and resurrection. The artist skillfully captures the anguish on Jesus' face while his disciples and saints surround him with sorrowful expressions. Angels hover above, their halos shining brightly amidst the darkness that envelops them. However, time has taken its toll on this ancient artwork. Due to Cimabue's use of lead-oxide pigments and applying colors when the plaster was no longer fresh, these once vibrant frescoes have suffered significant deterioration over centuries. Despite its damaged state, this image still conveys a powerful narrative from biblical gospel stories - depicting both suffering and hope through Jesus' sacrifice as the Son of God. As we gaze upon this print captured by Fine Art Finder from www. bridgemanimages. com, we are reminded not only of Cimabue's artistic prowess but also how art can transcend time and continue to evoke emotions even in its fragile condition.
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