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Leo X (1475 - 1521), Pope from 1513
Filename: 917_05_011418.jpg
Size: 4900 x 2828 (2.6MB)
Date: 1st January 1754
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Leo X (1475 - 1521), Pope from 1513
Pope Leo X (Giovanni de Medici 1475 - 1521, Pope from 1513), right. On left he his approving Michelangelos plans for the Sistine Chapel, Vatican, Rome. Diet of Worms, 1521. Chromolithograph
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Chromolithograph Discussion Frame Illustration Technique Italian Culture Michelangelo Only Men Painter Planning Pope Sketch Text Three People 1513 Leo X
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This chromolithograph captures a significant moment in history, showcasing Pope Leo X and the renowned artist Michelangelo engaged in deep discussion. The portrait depicts Pope Leo X, born Giovanni de Medici, who reigned as Pope from 1513 until his death in 1521. Positioned on the right side of the print, he exudes authority and wisdom. On the left side of the image, we witness an extraordinary scene unfold as Pope Leo X approves Michelangelo's plans for the iconic Sistine Chapel in Vatican City, Rome. The atmosphere is filled with anticipation and reverence as these two influential figures collaborate on one of art history's most celebrated masterpieces. The composition highlights their shared passion for Christianity and devotion to Catholicism. This meeting took place during the Diet of Worms in 1521 when important decisions were made regarding religious matters within Europe. The horizontal frame emphasizes their intense conversation while also allowing us to appreciate every detail captured by this illustration technique. It is worth noting that only men are present in this depiction, reflecting societal norms prevalent during that era. As we admire this historical artwork, it serves as a reminder of Italian culture's rich heritage and its profound impact on religion and art alike. Through this chromolithograph, we gain insight into a pivotal moment where faith intertwines with artistic brilliance – forever immortalized through brushstrokes and ink.
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