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HUGUET, Jaume (1415-1492). The Consecration of
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Altar Piece Augustine Barcelona Brotherhood Consecration Huguet Jaume Origin Romanesque Siege Tempera
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This exquisite wood panel painting, titled "The Consecration of Jaume Huguet (1415-1492)" is a masterpiece of late Gothic art, created by the renowned Catalan artist Jaume Huguet between 1468 and 1472. The artwork is a testament to Huguet's exceptional skill in the use of tempera on wood and his deep understanding of the Romanesque tradition. The scene depicted in the painting represents the consecration of Jaume Huguet as a member of the Brotherhood of the Holy Spirit of the Church of Santa Maria del Mar in Barcelona. Huguet is shown in the center of the composition, dressed in a simple robe, with his hands joined in prayer as he receives the blessing of a bishop, who is depicted in full regalia and holding a crozier and a book. The bishop's assistant holds a large cross above Huguet's head, symbolizing the conferral of the sacred office. The painting is rich in symbolism and detail. The siege and the Augustinian monk in the background represent the penitential aspect of the Brotherhood, which was dedicated to the spiritual renewal of its members. The man in the foreground, holding a book and looking intently at Huguet, may represent Saint Augustine, the patron saint of the Brotherhood. The intricately carved altar and the ornate architectural details in the background further enhance the sense of reverence and spirituality. This artwork is a precious addition to the collection of the museum, providing a glimpse into the spiritual and artistic traditions of medieval Barcelona. The use of tempera on wood, a technique that was popular during the late Gothic period, adds to the painting's luminosity and depth, making it a true masterpiece of Spanish art.
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