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Joachim and Anne at the Golden Gate, 1512 (tempera on canvas laid down on wood)
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Joachim and Anne at the Golden Gate, 1512 (tempera on canvas laid down on wood)
3740430 Joachim and Anne at the Golden Gate, 1512 (tempera on canvas laid down on wood) by Fries, Hans (1470-1518); 108.2 x 57.8 cm; Kunstmuseum, Basel, Switzerland; (add.info.: Panel of the lower register of the left wings outer side of an altarpiece dedicated to Saint Mary, see also XOS 3740427, 29, 31-32
The Virgin Marys parents Joachim and Anne meeting at the Golden Gate of Jerusalem, upon learning that she will bear a child.); Swiss, out of copyright
Media ID 22311362
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Altarpiece Apocrypha Apocryphal Gateway Gospels Holy Land Jerusalem Late Gothic Panel Retable Northern Renaissance
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This print showcases Hans Fries' masterpiece, "Joachim and Anne at the Golden Gate" created in 1512. The artwork, rendered in tempera on canvas laid down on wood, measures 108.2 x 57.8 cm and is housed in the Kunstmuseum of Basel, Switzerland. Part of an altarpiece dedicated to Saint Mary, this panel depicts a significant moment from biblical lore. Joachim and Anne, parents of the Virgin Mary, are portrayed meeting at the iconic Golden Gate of Jerusalem upon receiving news that they will conceive a child who will later become Jesus Christ. Fries' exquisite craftsmanship shines through as he captures the essence of this sacred encounter within late Gothic style. The painting's intricate details beautifully convey emotions such as joy and reverence felt by Joachim and Anne during their fateful reunion. The composition transports viewers back to ancient times with its depiction of Jerusalem's architectural marvels and traditional attire worn by the figures. This Northern Renaissance piece not only narrates a pivotal event but also serves as a testament to Christian faith. As we admire this religious treasure, it reminds us of the power that art possesses to transcend time and connect us with profound spiritual narratives. Fries' portrayal invites contemplation on themes like love, devotion, and divine intervention found within Christianity's rich tapestry.
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