Home ⇒ 🎨Ake Yan ⇒ Stigmatization of St. Francis by Jan van Eyck


Stigmatization of St. Francis by Jan van Eyck

Stigmatization of St. Francis by Jan van Eyck

The painting “Stigmatization of St. Francis” was written by artist Jan van Eyck in 1428-1429. The desire in any scene, in any person and subject to reflect primarily the beauty of the universe had a strong impact on the interpretation of space.

For example, the Ghent altar, preserving the spatiality and airiness of the miniatures of the 20s of the 15th century, communicates these qualities to program principles, worldview. The space in the Ghent Altar has a heightened perspective. It is no accident, judging by the point of view, the viewer is connected not so much with figures, as with distant points in the background. The viewer’s eyes very often slide over the stage or pass through it to then go into the landscape.

In the Ghent Altar man merged with the universe in a kind of landscape unity. Here in the picture of Jan van Eyck’s Stigmatization of St. Francis and the landscape distance, both the person and the detail of the object have such emphatic expressiveness that the one, to some extent depriving the scene of her everyday naturalness, making her more “still-life”, gives her a huge strength of artistic and emotional impact.

1 Star2 Stars3 Stars4 Stars5 Stars (1 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5)

Related Paintings:

  1. Stigmatization of St. Francis by El Greco Like other paintings of these years, created on a religious theme, Stigmatization of St. Francis was created for a private customer. Domenico signed the work in the lower left corner....

  2. Stigmatization of St. Francis by Giotto The frescoes decorating the church of San Francesco in Assisi are another acute problem of “jottology”. The construction of this church began in 1228, immediately after the canonization of St....

  3. The altar of the Virgin Mary by Jan van Eyck The altar of the Virgin Mary or the so-called Dresden triptych. The left wing of the altar: the archangel Michael with the donor. The right wing of the altar: St....

  4. Lucca Madonna by Jan van Eyck The painting “Lucca Madonna” or otherwise “Maria nursing” written by artist Jan van Eyck around 1430. The fundamental role of the idea of the beauty of the universe as the...

  5. Ghent altar by Jan van Eyck The Ghent polyptych of the brothers van Eyck is the central work of art of the northern Renaissance. This is a grandiose, multi-part structure, measuring 3,435 by 4,435 meters. The...

  6. St. Francis exudes water from the rock by Giotto di Bondone This reproduction presents one of the scenes of the fresco cycle about the life of St. Francis, located under the windows on the side walls of the nave. Fainted from...

  7. Madonna of the canon van der Palet by Jan van Eyck This picture is the largest work of van Eyck after the Ghent altar. Again, the sense of reality in the transfer of space, light and objects, as well as the...

  8. Vision of St. Francis by Bartolomeo Esteban Murillo This picture is a typical altar image. In it, the author follows the Italian compositional scheme. He portrays St. Francis, kneeling and talking, as it were, to Christ sitting in...

  9. The Last Judgment by Jan van Eyck In addition to the “Ghent Altar”, there are a number of paintings that are attributed to either Jan van Eyck or his brother Hubert. In general, these things are very...

  10. Portrait of Baudouin de Lanoi by Jan van Eyck The painting “Portrait of Baudouin de Lanoi” was painted by the Dutch painter Jan van Eyck around 1435. The man in the portraits of Jan van Eyck and the bearer...

  11. Woman by Francis Bacon Female portraits of the artist will begin to write later in 1964-1967, he will write etudes Isabel Raustorner, Henrietta Moraes and others. The picture of Francis Bacon “Woman” is not...

  12. Ecstasy of St. Francis by Giovanni Bellini This picture is a laudatory song to the Creator and the beauty of the world He created. The landscape here is not just a background, but a kind of book,...

  13. In memory of Georges Dyer by Francis Bacon Many important events in the life of Francis Bacon occur in the 1960s; Bacon was showered with many awards and honors. In 1968 – the first trip to New York,...

  14. The Ghent Altar Worship of the Lamb by Jan van Eyck “The worship of the lamb” is the heart of the altar. There is nothing meaningful and sad in this traditional scene. The lamb, from the neck of which is poured...

  15. Portrait of Cardinal Niccolo Albergati by Jan van Eyck Jan van Eyck painted the one who came to the Burgundian court as the papal legate of Cardinal Niccolo Albergati in 1431. Jan van Eyck carefully transferred facial features to...

  16. Ghent Altarpiece by Jan and Hubert van Eyck Ghent Altarpiece like a giant book with pictures. To fully appreciate the grandeur and importance of the work, you must first become familiar with the meaning that it contains. All...

  17. Triptych on the theme of TS Eliot’s poem by Francis Bacon His work Francis Bacon called “Triptych on the theme of TS Eliot’s poem.” Many artists addressed the work of the English poet-romanticist, decadent and fatalist, his poem “The Bad Land”...

  18. Portrait of a dwarf by Francis Bacon The picture of Francis Bacon “Portrait of a Dwarf” is magnificent for composition and psychological impact. The dwarf with his congenital ugliness is portrayed less ugly than the beautiful aristocrats...

  19. Portrait of Lucien Freud by Francis Bacon All the energy, expressiveness of Bacon’s painting – in sculpture, in the shapes of shapes, in a kind of mash of colors, the flow of lava. With fluidity associated deformation,...

  20. Holy Family with Saint Jerome and Saint Francis of Assisi by Costa Lorenzo Acquired from an Amsterdam antique dealer in 1926. Until 1872 she was in the collection of the Duke Pierre Napoleon Bonaparte, and then in a private collection in Berlin. Exhibited...