Adoration Des Mages Collection
"Captivated by the Adoration of the Magi
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"Captivated by the Adoration of the Magi: A Journey through Time and Art" Step into a world of awe-inspiring masterpieces as we explore the timeless theme of the Adoration of the Magi. From frescoes to oil paintings, tapestries to miniatures, this captivating collection spans centuries and continents. In 17th century Milan, Daniele Crespi's fresco at the Church of St. Alessandro in Zebedia transports us back in time. The vibrant colors and intricate details bring to life this iconic biblical scene, where three wise men pay homage to baby Jesus. Traveling south to Lisbon, we encounter Grao Vasco's Portuguese painting from the 16th century. With delicate brushstrokes and a touch of mysticism, Vasco Fernandes captures both reverence and curiosity on his canvas. Turning our attention to vellum artistry, an anonymous artist presents their interpretation from around 1465. This exquisite piece showcases meticulous craftsmanship as each figure is delicately rendered with utmost care. Francisco de Zurbaran's monumental painting takes center stage next - a true masterpiece measuring an impressive 61x1. 75 meters. Created in 1638 Sun. , it mesmerizes viewers with its grandeur and devotion depicted through skillful brushwork. Venturing further into history, we discover a relief sculpture dating back to 1260. Carved meticulously out of stone for a pulpit display, it tells its own tale within its intricate details - capturing not only adoration but also architectural marvels. The allure continues with a stunning tapestry from the 15th-16th century that envelops us in rich hues and sumptuous textures. Its woven threads depict scenes filled with wonderment as kings bow before an infant king. Delving into miniature artistry found within "The Book of Hours, " Etienne invites us into his private devotional space adorned with a delicate depiction of the Adoration of the Magi.