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John Apostle Collection (#3)

"John Apostle: A Journey through Art and Faith" Step into the captivating world of John Apostle, a figure deeply intertwined with religious art throughout history




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"John Apostle: A Journey through Art and Faith" Step into the captivating world of John Apostle, a figure deeply intertwined with religious art throughout history. From the intricate tapestries of the Apocalypse Tapestry to the powerful engravings depicting biblical scenes, his presence is felt in every brushstroke and chisel mark. One cannot overlook Saint John the Evangelist, immortalized in bronze during 1583-84. This masterpiece captures his divine wisdom and unwavering devotion, reminding us of his role as one of Jesus' closest disciples. In "The Adoration of the Lamb, " an enchanting engraving from 1498, we witness John's reverence for Christ personified. The tender depiction showcases his deep connection with divinity and serves as a testament to his spiritual journey. Frontispiece from "Apocalupsis cum figuris" (1511) unveils another facet of John's story. Through this mesmerizing engraving, we delve into visions that shaped his understanding of apocalyptic prophecies—a glimpse into a realm beyond our own. "The vision of the 7 candlesticks" (1481) offers further insight into John's mystical experiences. In this ethereal engraving, he witnesses heavenly symbols that guide humanity towards enlightenment amidst darkness—an eternal beacon illuminating our path. A masterpiece by tempera and oil on panel titled "The Virgin and Child between Saints John the Evangelist, James and two Angels" (c. 1480-1490) reveals John's profound connection to Mary—the mother figure who nurtured him spiritually alongside Jesus himself. "The vision of St. Bernard" (1504-07), depicted in rich oils on panel, portrays yet another revelation granted to this beloved apostle—his encounter with St. Bernard—an encounter that forever transformed him on his sacred journey. Through "Christ crucified with Mary, St. John, St.