Predella Collection (#4)

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Predella Collection: HUGUET, Jaume (1415-1492). Altarpiece of St

HUGUET, Jaume (1415-1492). Altarpiece of St. 1459-1460. Detail of a predella. Gothic art. Tempera on wood. SPAIN. Terrassa. Church of St. Mary

Predella of st Ursula. The Pope Ciriacus meets

Predella Collection: SERRA, Pere (1343-1406). Altarpiece of the Arrival

SERRA, Pere (1343-1406). Altarpiece of the Arrival of the Holy Spirit or the Pentecost. 1393. SPAIN. Manresa. Basilica of Santa Maria de la Seu of Manresa

Predella Collection: ANGELICO, Fra (1387-1455)

ANGELICO, Fra (1387-1455). The Annunciation. Detail of the predella depicting the Nuptials of Saint Joseph and the Virgin Mary

Predella Collection: PERIS SARRIA, Gonzal (end 14th century-15th century)

PERIS SARRIA, Gonzal (end 14th century-15th century)
PERIS SARRIA, Gonal (end 14th century-15th century). Altarpiece of St. Detail of the left lower scene, on the predella

Predella Collection: CABRERA, Jaume (1394-1432). Altarpiece of Saint

CABRERA, Jaume (1394-1432). Altarpiece of Saint Michael and Saint Nicholas. 1406. SPAIN. Manresa. Basilica of Santa Maria de la Seu of Manresa. Predella. International gothic. Tempera on wood

Predella Collection: HUGUET, Jaume (1415-1492)

HUGUET, Jaume (1415-1492). Altarpiece of St. Detail of a predella. Gothic art. Tempera on wood

Predella Collection: MUR, Ramon de (?-1435). Guimera Altarpiece

MUR, Ramon de (?-1435). Guimera Altarpiece. 1402-1412. Detail of the central predella. Scene of the Last Judgement. Gothic art. Tempera on wood. SPAIN. Vic. Vic Episcopal Museum. Proc: SPAIN

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"Exploring the Intricate World of Predella: A Journey through Renaissance Art" Step into the captivating world of predella, a small but significant element in Renaissance art. From Fra Angelico's exquisite "The Annunciation Altarpiece" to Andrea Mantegna's powerful depiction of "The Crucifixion, " these artworks showcase the versatility and depth that predellas bring to religious narratives. In Pope Honorius III approving the Carmelite Rule by Lorenzetti, we witness a momentous event as the pope grants his blessing upon this sacred order. The delicate brushwork and intricate details transport us back in time, allowing us to immerse ourselves in this historical scene. SS. Cosmas and Damian by an unknown artist captivates with its vibrant colors and gold leaf accents. This masterpiece brings forth the healing powers of these revered saints, reminding us of their importance within Christian tradition. Eternal Father is a testament to divine grace depicted on panel by an anonymous artist. The ethereal glow emanating from God's presence evokes a sense of awe and reverence, inviting viewers into a spiritual realm beyond our earthly existence. Hans Maler's Christ Carrying the Cross portrays Jesus' burden with raw emotion and physical strain. Through skillful brushstrokes, Maler captures both human suffering and divine strength in this poignant composition. Perugino's Baptism of Christ transports us to Jordan River as we witness John baptizing Jesus amidst serene surroundings. The soft hues and gentle expressions convey a profound sense of purity and rebirth. In Perugino's Nativity, we are transported to Bethlehem where Mary cradles baby Jesus while Joseph watches over them protectively. This tender moment encapsulates the joyous miracle that Christmas represents for believers around the world. Noli Me Tangere depicts Perugino’s mastery once again as he portrays Mary Magdalene encountering resurrected Christ after His crucifixion. Their expressions convey a mix of astonishment, awe, and spiritual awakening.