Agatha Of Sicily Collection
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"Agatha of Sicily: A Martyr's Tale in Art" Discover the captivating story through a collection of stunning artworks. In "The Martyrdom of Saint Agatha, " painted by Massimo Stanzione in 1619, witness the intense emotions and devotion surrounding her sacrifice. Another masterpiece, "Saint Peter healing saint Agatha in prison, " depicts the miraculous intervention that occurred during her imprisonment, offering a glimmer of hope. "The last communion of Saint Agatha" portrays her final moments before martyrdom, showcasing her unwavering faith and spiritual strength. Delve into history with "S Agatha (chromolitho)" and "S Blasius; s Agatha; The Purification; s Matthias (engraving), " which provide glimpses into different artistic interpretations over time. Marvel at the intricate details on the "Retable of Saints Athanasius, Blaise, and Agatha" created by Master of Riglos in 1440/45. This remarkable piece highlights the veneration bestowed upon these saints throughout centuries. Visit the Royal Church of St Francis Museum to admire a polychrome wood sculpture from the 16th century depicting Saint Agatha herself. Feel transported back in time as you observe this lifelike representation. Giambattista Tiepolo's painting from 1734 captures another rendition of "The Martyrdom of Saint Agatha, " emphasizing her courage amidst adversity. Giovanni Lanfranco's artwork titled "Saint Agatha Attended by Saint Peter and an Angel in Prison" showcases divine support during her darkest hours. Explore beyond religious scenes with works such as "The Virgin and Child with Saints and Angels in a Garden. " Created by an anonymous Netherlandish master around 1500, it reveals how even celestial beings acknowledge Saint Agatha's significance.