Saint Ambrogio Collection
"Saint Ambrogio: A Journey Through Art and Faith" Step into the world of Saint Ambrogio
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"Saint Ambrogio: A Journey Through Art and Faith" Step into the world of Saint Ambrogio, a revered figure in Christian history whose legacy is beautifully depicted through various artistic masterpieces. The Coronation of the Virgin, created between 1439-47, showcases this sacred event with delicate tempera on wood strokes that transport viewers to a realm of divine beauty. Another captivating piece is St. Ambrose baptizing St. Augustine, painted around 1441 using tempera on panel technique. This poignant scene captures the profound spiritual connection between these two saints, symbolizing rebirth and redemption. Giovanni Della Robbia's Tabernacle of St. Ambrose (1513-25) mesmerizes with its glazed terracotta craftsmanship. Its intricate details pay homage to the saint's significance while adding an enchanting touch to any space it graces. The Predella of the Madonna of the Pergola unveils a glimpse into St. Ambrose's life through oil on panel artistry from 1447. Here, we witness his presence among other saints and choir members—a testament to his influential role within religious circles. In Milan's Basilica di Sant'Ambrogio lies a true treasure—the Golden Altar or St. Ambrose Altar—embossed with gold work by Vuolvino/Volvino dating back to 824-860 AD. This masterpiece narrates scenes from Christ's life, showcasing both artistic brilliance and deep devotion. Traveling further into Milan reveals Chiesa S. Pietro in Gessate's Cappella Grifi where an awe-inspiring fresco depicts the Battle of Parabiago in 1339—an event believed to have been witnessed by Saint Ambrose himself wearing a white shirt as he appeared miraculously amidst chaos. These remarkable artworks not only celebrate Saint Ambrogio but also offer glimpses into his profound influence on Christianity.