Saint Ursula Collection
"Exploring the Legend of Saint Ursula at the National Museum of Ancient Art in Lisbon
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"Exploring the Legend of Saint Ursula at the National Museum of Ancient Art in Lisbon, Portugal" Step into a world of enchantment and faith as you delve into the captivating story at the National Museum of Ancient Art in Lisbon, Portugal. This remarkable collection showcases various artistic interpretations that depict different aspects of her legendary tale. One notable piece is "The Arrival of the English Ambassadors at the Court of the King of Brittany, " which sets the stage for Saint Ursula's journey. Another masterpiece, "Embarkation of St. Ursula" by Claude Lorrain, captures her departure with her loyal companions on their fateful voyage. As you continue your exploration, immerse yourself in thought-provoking works like "Martyrdom of Saint Ursula? Saint Paula?" by an anonymous artist from the 17th century and Martin Schongauer's haunting depiction titled "The Martyrdom and her Companions. " Witness how artists throughout history have been inspired by this saintly figure through pieces such as Cima da Conegliano's "Madonna and Child between Saints Ursula and Francis Assisi. " The painting beautifully portrays a moment filled with grace and devotion. Hans Memling's masterful creations also take center stage within this exhibition. His paintings like "Arrival in Cologne" and "The Arrival in Rome" vividly bring to life pivotal moments during Saint Ursula's pilgrimage. Marvel at unknown creators' craftsmanship when you encounter relics such as the exquisite Reliquary from around 1489. Its intricate design serves as a testament to both religious devotion and artistic skill. Finally, be captivated by Hans Memling's awe-inspiring triptych known as the "Saint Ursula Shrine: The Martyrdom. " This monumental artwork powerfully depicts scenes from her tragic end while honoring her unwavering faith.