Saint John The Divine Collection
"Saint John the Divine: A Journey through Art and Faith" Step into a world of divine artistry as we explore the captivating depictions of Saint John the Divine
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"Saint John the Divine: A Journey through Art and Faith" Step into a world of divine artistry as we explore the captivating depictions of Saint John the Divine. From ancient times to the Renaissance, this enigmatic figure has inspired countless artists to create masterpieces that transcend time. One such artwork is "The Angels of the Euphrates Killing Mankind, " a haunting portrayal from the 15th century. An anonymous artist skillfully captures the biblical narrative, showcasing angels wreaking havoc upon humanity. In contrast, "The Angel Preventing Saint John from. . " presents a moment of intervention, where an angel shields Saint John from harm's way. In another stunning piece titled "Christ on the Cross with the Virgin and St. John, " an unknown artist transports us to witness Christ's crucifixion in all its solemnity. The profound emotions conveyed by Mary and Saint John serve as a reminder of their unwavering devotion during this pivotal event. Moving forward in time, we encounter an intriguing plaque depicting Saints James and John the Evangelist from Meuse in 1160/80. This intricate work showcases their iconic imagery while offering glimpses into medieval craftsmanship. Fast-forwarding centuries later, we discover an Apostle Spoon featuring none other than St. John himself. Crafted in London around 1609/10 by an unknown artisan, this exquisite silverware exemplifies both artistic finesse and religious symbolism. Leandro Gagliardi's masterpiece from Italy in 1765/66 brings forth yet another interpretation of Saint John's persona. With meticulous attention to detail, Gagliardi portrays him with grace and reverence befitting his status as one of Jesus' closest disciples. Jean Hey's fragmentary artwork reveals Christ Carrying the Cross alongside Mourning Virgin from 1500/05—a poignant scene where Saint John stands witness to Jesus' suffering while Mary grieves her son's fate.