Thomas Aquinas Collection
Thomas Aquinas, also known as Saint Thomas Aquinas, was a prominent figure in the Catholic Church during the 13th century
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Thomas Aquinas, also known as Saint Thomas Aquinas, was a prominent figure in the Catholic Church during the 13th century. His influence and teachings continue to resonate today. In Sassetta's painting "Saint Thomas Aquinas in Prayer, " we see him deep in contemplation, seeking divine guidance. The artist captures his devotion and spiritual connection beautifully. Another artwork that depicts Thomas Aquinas is "Saint Thomas Aquinas at the Table of King Louis the Saint. " Painted on wood by an unknown artist, it showcases a significant moment where he engages with royalty. This portrayal highlights his intellectual prowess and esteemed position within society. In an engraving titled "Dans une assemblee de prelats et de docteurs, " we witness a gathering of religious leaders and scholars presided over by the Pope, and is believed that this assembly took place in 1256 at Anagni, with Thomas Aquinas among those present. This image serves as a testament to his involvement in theological discussions and debates of his time. Moving forward to more recent depictions, there is an oil painting called "St. Louis" which presents a study for another artwork completed in 1888. Here we see Thomas Aquinas portrayed alongside other saints, showcasing his enduring significance throughout history. Botticelli's creation named "Saint Thomas Aquinas" further immortalizes him through artistry. Botticelli's attention to detail brings out both the wisdom and serenity associated with this revered theologian. One particular fresco titled "The Madonna delle Ombre" features Mary holding baby Jesus while surrounded by Saints Dominic, Albert the Great, Peter Martyr -and of course- Saint Thomas Aquinas himself. This piece emphasizes not only their individual importance but also their collective devotion towards Christianity. Lastly, there is an intriguing woodcut simply labeled as "Thomas Aquinas. " Though minimalistic compared to other artworks mentioned earlier, it still manages to capture the essence of his character and contribution.