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Burial of Saint Lucy (Seppellimento di Santa Lucia), ca 1608
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Burial of Saint Lucy (Seppellimento di Santa Lucia), ca 1608
Burial of Saint Lucy (Seppellimento di Santa Lucia), ca 1608. Found in the collection of Santa Lucia alla Badia, Syrakus
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Caravaggio Faith Holy Virgin Martyr Loyalty Lucia Of Syracuse Martyr Martyrdom Michelangelo 1571 1610 Patron Saint Persecution Of Christians Roman Empire Roman School Saint Lucia Saint Lucy
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This print showcases the profound masterpiece titled "Burial of Saint Lucy (Seppellimento di Santa Lucia), ca 1608" by the renowned artist Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio. The artwork, painted during the Baroque period, is a testament to Caravaggio's exceptional talent and his ability to capture intense emotions on canvas. The image depicts the solemn burial ceremony of Saint Lucy, a revered Christian martyr from Syracuse. With meticulous brushstrokes and masterful use of light and shadow, Caravaggio brings forth an atmosphere of grief and devotion. The oil on canvas composition exudes loyalty and faith as mourners gather around the holy virgin martyr's lifeless body. Through this powerful portrayal, Caravaggio highlights not only Saint Lucy's unwavering dedication to her beliefs but also the persecution faced by Christians in ancient Rome. The painting serves as a poignant reminder of their resilience amidst adversity. Housed in the collection of Santa Lucia alla Badia in Syrakus, Italy, this remarkable piece exemplifies both Renaissance artistry and Roman school techniques. Its inclusion within Fine Art Images' catalogue signifies its significance within art history. As viewers engage with this print, they are transported back in time to witness an extraordinary moment that encapsulates religious fervor and human suffering. It stands as a timeless tribute to Saint Lucy's martyrdom while showcasing Caravaggio's unparalleled skill in capturing raw emotion through his brushwork.
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