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Triumph of Death and Dance of Death, 1485 (fresco)
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Triumph of Death and Dance of Death, 1485 (fresco)
2655013 Triumph of Death and Dance of Death, 1485 (fresco) by Borlone de Buschis, Giacomo (fl.1462-1485); Oratorio dei Disciplini, Clusone, Bergamo, Italy; (add.info.: Clusone, Oratory of Disciplini or St. Bernardino, facade: frescoes with the Triumph of Death on the top and a Dance of Death (Macabre Dance) in the lower register (1485). All the frescoes are by Giacomo Borlone De Buschis.); Ghigo Roli
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Arte Sacra Artista Clusone Corpo Cristianesimo Cristo Dance Of Death Gente Gesu Giacomo Borlone De Buschis Macabre Dance Morte Oratorio Oratory Religione Sacred Art Scheletro Seriana Valley Skeleton Val Seriana Vita
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This print showcases the remarkable frescoes of "Triumph of Death and Dance of Death" by Giacomo Borlone de Buschis, located in the Oratorio dei Disciplini in Clusone, Bergamo, Italy. The image captures the facade of the oratory adorned with these powerful artworks from 1485. In this stunning composition, we witness two distinct scenes depicted on different levels. At the top, the Triumph of Death unfolds with haunting imagery that portrays death's dominion over humanity. Skeletons and corpses are intertwined amidst a desolate landscape, symbolizing mortality's inevitable triumph. Below, a Dance of Death (Macabre Dance) takes place as skeletal figures engage in a morbid dance with living individuals. This macabre spectacle serves as a reminder that death is an equalizer for all walks of life. Giacomo Borlone de Buschis' masterful brushwork brings these somber themes to life with intricate details and profound symbolism. Through his artistry, he explores concepts such as life's transience and mankind's mortality within the context of Christian beliefs. The presence of these frescoes within the Oratorio dei Disciplini adds another layer to their significance. As sacred art adorning this religious building, they serve as visual reminders for worshippers about life's fleeting nature and spiritual contemplation. This print allows us to appreciate both the artistic brilliance behind these works and their historical importance in Italian Renaissance art. It invites viewers to reflect upon our own mortality while marveling at Borlone de Buschis' skillful execution.
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