Benedict Of Nursia Collection
"Benedict of Nursia: A Life Devoted to Faith and Miracles" In the captivating painting "The Vision of St
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"Benedict of Nursia: A Life Devoted to Faith and Miracles" In the captivating painting "The Vision of St. Bernard" by an unknown artist from 1504-07, we witness the profound spiritual connection between two revered saints. St. Benedict's influence is further highlighted in "St. Benedict Drinks Poisoned Wine, " a powerful depiction in tempera on wood from 1415-20, showcasing his unwavering faith as he miraculously survives this treacherous act. Another remarkable testament to St. Benedict's miraculous abilities can be seen in "St. Benedict Mends the Broken Sieve. " Painted around the same time as the previous artwork, this tempera on wood piece showcases his ability to restore even seemingly irreparable objects through divine intervention. Inside Saint Peter's Basilica in Vatican City stands a majestic marble statue of Saint Benedict, created in 1735. This masterpiece pays homage to his enduring legacy and serves as a reminder of his significant contributions to Christianity. "The Trinity of Saint Benedict and Giovanni Gualberto, " painted on panel circa 1470, portrays St. Benedict alongside another influential figure within monasticism, emphasizing their shared devotion and commitment to God. A fascinating scene unfolds in "St. Benedict Exorcises a Possessed Monk, " once again depicted with striking detail using tempera on wood from 1415-20. This portrayal highlights not only St. Benedict's compassion for those afflicted but also his extraordinary power over evil forces. Intriguing glimpses into monastic life are revealed through "Scenes from Monastic Life (Tebaide), " dating back to approximately 1460 and painted on panel—a visual narrative that provides insight into daily routines within these sacred communities. Frescoes depicting various aspects of St. Benedict's life adorn walls across different locations; they include frescoes illustrating both his birth and death—symbolic moments that shaped his journey and spiritual impact.