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The Master of the World. Creator: Andrea Mantegna
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The Master of the World. Creator: Andrea Mantegna
The Master of the World
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Andrea Mantegna Canvas Material Christ Antiphonetes Elisheva Elizabeth Four People Globe John St John The Baptist St Mantegna Mantegna Andrea Mary Virgin Our Lady Of Refuge Parent Saint Elisabeth Saint Elizabeth Saint John Saint John The Baptist Saint John The Forerunner Saint John The Precursor Saint Mary St John St John Baptist St John The Baptist St Mary Stella Maris Tableau The Virgin Mary Virgin Mother Christ Jesus Head Dress Mother Of God Paris Museums Petit Palais Santo
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Andrea Mantegna's masterpiece, "The Master of the World," painted in the 15th century, captures the essence of family and religion during the Renaissance era in Italy. The oil on canvas painting, now housed in the Petit Palais in Paris, depicts four figures: the Virgin Mary, holding the infant Jesus, and two boys, Saint John the Baptist and Saint Elizabeth, who is also the mother of John. Mantegna's use of color and composition is striking. The Madonna and Child are dressed in rich reds and blues, while the boys are depicted in the nude, symbolizing their purity and innocence. Mary's headdress and Elizabeth's elaborate head dress add to the grandeur of the scene. Jesus, as the Master of the World, is shown with a globe in his left hand, signifying his divine power and authority. The boys, Saint John the Baptist and Saint Elizabeth, stand before him, paying homage to the Christ Child. The painting's title, "The Master of the World," refers to Jesus' role as the ruler of the universe. The boys, as saints, represent the religious heritage of the time, while the family dynamic showcases the importance of parenting and motherhood during the Renaissance period. The painting's intricate details and masterful use of oil on canvas make it a must-see for art enthusiasts and history buffs alike. Its presence in the Petit Palais, one of Paris' most renowned museums, is a testament to its enduring significance in the world of art.
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