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Study for "Dogma of the Redemption: Frieze of Angels"[recto], 1895-1903
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Study for "Dogma of the Redemption: Frieze of Angels"[recto], 1895-1903
Study for " Dogma of the Redemption: Frieze of Angels" [recto], 1895-1903
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Charcoal Charcoal On Laid Paper Edwardian Frieze Hammer John Singer Sargent Redemption Sargent John Singer Singer Sargent Studies Tools Artistic Movement Dogma Realism
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This print showcases John Singer Sargent's "Study for 'Dogma of the Redemption: Frieze of Angels'". Created between 1895-1903, this artwork represents a significant period in American art history. Sargent, known for his realism and exceptional talent, captures the essence of Christian redemption through his masterful use of charcoal on laid paper. The image portrays a man standing confidently with a direct gaze into the camera. Holding a hammer, he embodies strength and determination. The setting is an art centre or gallery, emphasizing the importance of artistic movements during this time. Sargent's attention to detail is evident in every stroke as he meticulously crafts each angel within the frieze. This study serves as a testament to his dedication and skill as an artist. As we delve into this piece, it becomes clear that religion plays a central role in its composition. The dogma of redemption is beautifully depicted through these heavenly beings, symbolizing spiritual salvation. Displayed at the National Gallery of Art in Washington D. C. , this artwork stands as a testament to Sargent's contribution to American heritage art. It transports viewers back to the Edwardian era when religious themes were prevalent in artistic expression. Through this photo print, we are invited to appreciate not only Sargent's technical prowess but also his ability to evoke emotion and provoke contemplation on matters beyond our physical world.
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