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Portrait of a Woman, c. 1494 (tempera on wood)
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Portrait of a Woman, c. 1494 (tempera on wood)
3615949 Portrait of a Woman, c.1494 (tempera on wood)
by Italian School; 50.2x37.1 cm; Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, USA; (add.info.: Attributed to the Maestro delle Storie del Pane (Emilian, late 15th century)
Paired with husband at 3615948, possibly Ginevra d Antonio Lupari Gozzadini of Bologna. Inscribed VT SIT NOSTRA FORMA SVPERSTES (In order that our features may survive) probably to celebrate a betrothal or marriage containing numerous allusions to love and matrimony, Christian virtues associated with the sacrament of marriage - two rabbits (fecundity) and a girl confronting a unicorn (chastity). ); Italian, out of copyright
Media ID 23626440
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Betrothal Bologna Chastity Commemorative Emilia Fecundity Pair Quince Rabbit Unicorn Emilian Jewels Posterity Quattrocento
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This portrait, titled "Portrait of a Woman, c. 1494" is a mesmerizing piece of art that captures the essence of love and matrimony during the Renaissance period. Painted by an unknown Italian artist from the late 15th century, this tempera on wood masterpiece measures 50.2x37.1 cm and can be found at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. The subject of this portrait is believed to be Ginevra d Antonio Lupari Gozzadini of Bologna, as it is paired with another painting depicting her possible husband. The inscription "VT SIT NOSTRA FORMA SVPERSTES" (In order that our features may survive) suggests that this artwork was created to celebrate their betrothal or marriage. Symbolism plays a significant role in this painting, with various elements alluding to love and Christian virtues associated with marriage. Two rabbits symbolize fecundity and fertility, while a girl confronting a unicorn represents chastity. These symbols beautifully complement the couple's profiled figures and their expressions filled with love and tenderness. The attention to detail in this artwork is remarkable; every brushstroke brings life to Ginevra's face adorned with jewels and framed by an elegant hat. The landscape background adds depth to the composition, showcasing lush greenery and water elements. Overall, "Portrait of a Woman" serves as both a commemorative piece for Ginevra d Antonio Lupari Gozzadini's union and an exquisite example of Renaissance artistry capturing beauty, love, and devotion for posterity to admire throughout history.
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