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Saint Ambrose (339-397), archbishop of Milan, presents his works to a relative, from the "Works of Saint Ambrose (vol. 1)", 15th century (illuminated miniature)
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Saint Ambrose (339-397), archbishop of Milan, presents his works to a relative, from the "Works of Saint Ambrose (vol. 1)", 15th century (illuminated miniature)
AIS5342701 Saint Ambrose (339-397), archbishop of Milan, presents his works to a relative, from the " Works of Saint Ambrose (vol.1)", 15th century (illuminated miniature) by Bellorto, Enrique de (15th century); Biblioteca Nacional, Madrid, Spain; (add.info.: Saint Ambrose (Aurelius Ambrosius) (339-397), archbishop of Milan, presents his works to a relative. At the top, Guicciardis coat of arms. Miniature taken from " Works of Saint Ambrose " (vol.1) written and illustrated by Enrique de Bellorto for Guicciardi de Pavia (15th century). Madrid. National Library.); © Iberfoto; out of copyright
Media ID 25153520
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This print showcases a remarkable illuminated miniature from the 15th century, depicting Saint Ambrose (339-397), the revered archbishop of Milan, presenting his works to a relative. The intricate details and vibrant colors of this artwork by Enrique de Bellorto truly bring the medieval period to life. In this scene, we witness Saint Ambrose offering his literary achievements to a family member, symbolizing the importance of knowledge and enlightenment during that era. Atop the composition proudly sits Guicciardis coat of arms, signifying their patronage for this masterpiece. The manuscript itself is part of "Works of Saint Ambrose" (vol. 1), which was meticulously written and illustrated by Bellorto specifically for Guicciardi de Pavia in the 15th century. This particular piece can now be found in Madrid's National Library. Saint Ambrose was not only an influential religious figure but also a prolific writer whose works greatly impacted Christianity. This image serves as a testament to his intellectual contributions and highlights the significance placed on literature during that time. As we gaze upon this extraordinary painting, we are transported back in time to witness an exchange between two individuals immersed in faith and scholarship. It reminds us of the enduring power art possesses in preserving history and capturing moments that transcend centuries.
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