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Detail of musicians from the Life of St. Martin, c. 1326 (fresco)
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Detail of musicians from the Life of St. Martin, c. 1326 (fresco)
XIR182642 Detail of musicians from the Life of St. Martin, c.1326 (fresco) by Martini, Simone (1284-1344); San Francesco, Lower Church, Assisi, Italy; (add.info.: detail of scene depicting St. Martin being dubbed a knight by Emperor Constantinius II (337-361); ); Italian, out of copyright
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Chaperon Double Flute Musiciens Singers Singing Stringed Instrument Bishop Of Tours
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This print showcases a mesmerizing detail from the fresco "Detail of musicians from the Life of St. Martin" by Simone Martini, created around 1326. Located in the San Francesco Lower Church in Assisi, Italy, this artwork depicts a significant moment where St. Martin is being knighted by Emperor Constantinius II (337-361). What truly captivates the viewer's attention are the musicians who surround this sacred event. The artist skillfully portrays their passion for music and devotion to their craft. Two figures can be seen playing musical instruments - one with a double flute and another with a stringed instrument. Their melodies fill the air, creating an enchanting atmosphere that adds depth to this historic scene. The presence of these talented musicians not only enhances our understanding of medieval culture but also emphasizes the importance of music as an integral part of religious ceremonies during that time period. As they play their instruments with utmost concentration and dedication, it becomes evident that music was considered a powerful tool for spiritual connection. In addition to showcasing these musical talents, other details catch our eye: St. Martin dressed as a bishop of Tours; male singers passionately singing hymns; and individuals wearing chaperon hats adding authenticity to this medieval setting. This remarkable photograph print allows us to appreciate both the artistic mastery behind Simone Martini's work and its historical significance within Italian art history.
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