Carthusians Collection
Carthusians, also known as the Order of Carthusians, are a religious order founded by St. Bruno in the 11th century
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Carthusians, also known as the Order of Carthusians, are a religious order founded by St. Bruno in the 11th century. This group of devout monks is renowned for their strict adherence to solitude and contemplative prayer. One notable depiction of St. Bruno praying in the desert can be found in an oil on canvas painting from 1763. The serene image captures his deep connection with God amidst the vastness of nature. In Spain's province of Valencia lies Porta Coeli Charterhouse, a Carthusian monastery that has stood since ancient times. Its architectural beauty and spiritual significance make it a place of pilgrimage for many seeking solace and enlightenment. The Claustro de certosini, located within the Carthusian monastery in Rome, Italy, showcases intricate details and grandeur through its digitally restored reproduction from Giovanni Battista's Vedute principali e piu interessanti di Roma published in 1799. Another artistic representation worth mentioning is "The Vision of Saint Bruno, " portrayed on an oil panel. This captivating artwork delves into the mystical experiences that shaped St. Bruno's spiritual journey. A marble sculpture immortalizes St. Bruno himself, capturing his noble countenance and devotion to God for future generations to admire. Beyond religious connotations, "carthusians" can also refer to pink or Dianthus species - delicate flowers that add color and charm to gardens worldwide. Moving onto architecture, Garegnano charterhouse in Milan stands as a testament to Carthusian influence during the 16th-17th centuries. Its facade exudes elegance while reflecting historical craftsmanship unique to Lombardy region. Artistic depictions often include scenes like "Madonna and St Peter comforting followers of St Bruno. " These portrayals emphasize compassion and support within this close-knit community dedicated to living out their faith together. Certosa di Pavia enchants visitors with its majestic presence captured beautifully in an engraving.