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Glory of Saint Jerome, 1704. Creator: Bon Boullogne
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Glory of Saint Jerome, 1704. Creator: Bon Boullogne
Glory of Saint Jerome, 1704
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Glory of Saint Jerome," a masterpiece by the French artist Bon Boullogne, painted in 1704, showcases the revered fourth-century figure, Saint Jerome, in an ethereal and divine setting. The oil on canvas painting, now housed at the Musee Carnavalet in Paris, portrays Saint Jerome in the midst of a group of cherubs and angels, symbolizing his ascension into heaven. Saint Jerome, depicted as an elderly man with a stern expression, is shown in the center, surrounded by a circular composition of putti, or cherubs, and angels. The scholar and theologian, known for his translation of the Bible into Latin, is shown with his characteristic attributes - a cardinal's hat, a lion, and a book. The lion represents his strength and courage, while the book symbolizes his dedication to education and theology. The painting's vibrant colors and intricate details bring the celestial scene to life. The use of circular composition adds a sense of harmony and unity to the image, while the ascending angels and cherubs create a dynamic and uplifting effect. The painting's historical significance lies in its representation of the revered Saint Jerome, a figure of great importance in the Catholic Church, and its artistic merit as an example of the eighteenth-century French artistic tradition. The painting's provenance can be traced back to Dalmatia, a region in the Adriatic Sea, before it made its way to France and became part of the heritage of the Musee Carnavalet. The painting's preservation and display at the museum allow future generations to appreciate the artistic and historical value of this masterpiece by Bon Boullogne.
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