Lg Cheney the Symbolism of Vanitas in the Arts

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Periodical of Cultural and Religious Studies , 2022

In 1569, Giorgio Vasari (1511-1574) completed a painting of the Madonna of the Rosary for the pri... more In 1569, Giorgio Vasari (1511-1574) completed a painting of the Madonna of the Rosary for the private chapel of the Capponi family unit in the church of Santa Maria Novella in Florence. In his Ricordanze (Book of Records), Vasari explained the commission every bit well as documenting the assistance of his Florentine pupil, Jacopo Zucchi (1541-1590), in the completion of this painting. This essay discusses Vasari&#39;s symbolism of the rosary as a reflection of the Tridentine Reform in Florence besides as a visual interpretation of Italian Mannerist painters on this devotional subject.

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Journal of Literature and Art Studies , 2022

From the variety of types of portraiture, there evolved the imaging of a cocky-portrait equally nosotros see ... more From the variety of types of portraiture, there evolved the imaging of a self-portrait as nosotros encounter in Saint Catherine of Alexandria by Barbara Longhi of Ravenna (1552-1638). The self-portrait is a unique work of art, an intimate tape of a sitter&#39;southward personality. It is an acknowledgment of worth, an exercise in technique, and a designator of era, style, and likeness. The self-portrait tin can exist a study in expression, an impersonation of a virtue, or a document in a history of aging. As William Shakespeare noted in Hamlet, &quot;[The self-portrait is] to show virtue her own characteristic, scorn her own image, and the very age and torso of the time his form and pressure.&quot; In the sixteenth-century in Italy, artists ofttimes included themselves or their cocky-portraits in religious and secular scenes every bit a type of signature, equally seen in the paintings of the Longhi family. In their many depictions of Saint Catherine of Alexandria, the Longhis composed ii types of such images: a single-solo-image of the saint; and also her presence in a grouping with saints-a theme known every bit holy conversation. In her paintings, Barbara Longhi preferred to depict the solo image of Saint Catherine of Alexandria, using herself as a model for the figure of the saint or every bit a muse impersonating or personifying the saint&#39;s virgo virtue. This essay is composed of ii parts: (ane) a cursory caption of the meaning of self-portraits in sixteenth-century Italy; and (2) a study of Barbara Longhi&#39;s cocky-portraits as Saint Catherine of Alexandria.

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Journal of Cultural and Religious Studies , 2021

In 1564, in laurels of the death of Michelangelo Buonarroti (1475-1564), an artistic extravaganza w... more In 1564, in honor of the death of Michelangelo Buonarroti (1475-1564), an artistic extravaganza was invented by the Benedictine monk Vincenzo Borghini (1515-1580)-prior of the hospital of the innocents, humanist, and ambassador of the Florentine Academy of Blueprint (Accademia del Disegno or Florentine University)-and was implemented by Giorgio Vasari (1511-1574)-creative person, writer, and creative managing director of the Academy, who engaged his Florentine assistants to work on the execution of the tomb in the Basilica of Santa Croce in Florence (encounter Figure ane). The committee of Michelangelo&#39;s tomb was prompted past his nephew, Lionardo [Leonardo] Simoni-Buonarroti (1522-1599), and the Thousand Knuckles of Tuscany, Cosimo I de&#39; Medici (1519-1574). The tomb was completed in 1578. Vasari designed the architectural monument, and his administration, members of the Florentine Academy, collaborated in the following manner: The sculptures of the Fine Arts were carved by Giovanni Bandini (1540-1599), who represented the personification of architecture; Valerio di Simone Cioli (1529-1599), who represented the personification of Sculpture; and Battista Lorenzi (1527-1594), who represented the personification of Painting and the portrait bust of Michelangelo. Giovanni Battista Naldini (1537-1591) completed al fresco the burning urns, the regal-colored doorway of the tomb, the suspended awning, and the Pietà in the center of the marble tabernacle. This latter artistic contribution is the topic of this essay.

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Periodical of Arts and Humanities , 2016

This study examines the literary and visual connections between state of war and peace as a cultural diplo... more This study examines the literary and visual connections betwixt war and peace as a cultural diplomacy made by both Niccolo Machiavelli (1469-1527) and Giorgio Vasari (1511-1574). The approach here is iconographical, focusing on three points. Kickoff, Machiavelli's notions of condottiere, virtu, and war and peace in The Fine art of War (1521) are discussed in relation to Renaissance imagery, peculiarly in that produced as a result of Medicean patronage. Second, Vasari's battle cycle in the Salone dei Cinquecento of the Palazzo Vecchio (1555-threescore) in Florence is examined inside the context of peace as revealed in Renaissance art and emblems. Finally, Vasari'southward assimilation of Machiavelli's notions of the fine art of state of war are interpreted in relation to the painting cycle, which visually embodies the paradox of war and peace discussed in Machiavelli'due south writing.

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Journal of Literature and Fine art Studies , 2018

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Journal of Literature and Fine art Studies , 2017

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Journal of Literature and Fine art Studies , 2017

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Sixteenth Century Journal , 1993

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Journal of Literature and Fine art Studies , Nov 28, 2021

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Journal of Cultural and Religious Studies , 2017

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Istituto Internazionale per le Recherche di Storia dell'Arte , 2021

Abstract: In 1862, Myles Birket Foster, an English illustrator, commissioned the Morris, Marshall... more Abstract: In 1862, Myles Birket Foster, an English illustrator, commissioned the Morris, Marshall, Faulkner and Company to blueprint ceramic tiles for his new business firm at The Hill in Witley, Nether Morris' guidance, Edward Burne-Jones composed nine sets of drawings for a Sleeping Beauty cycle to be transformed into ceramic tiles. Lucy Faulkner painted the tiles while Morris decorated the background and borders with swans, Celtic symbol of dear as well equally of music In the Sleeping Beauty cycle, Burne-Jones was inspired by the fairy tales of French Charles Perrualt's La Belle au Bois Dormant, seventeenth century, the High german Brothers Grimm's version of the tale, early 19 century, and Alfred Tennyson'due south poem The Day-Dream of 1830/ 1842. Burne-Jones' spatial illusions unite the narrative scenes as well as creating an imagery of pause for the viewer. With this unusual aesthetic moment, he expressed through fantasy his reflections on art, beauty and beloved.

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Journal of Cultural and Religious Studies , 2019

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Journal of Arts and Humanities , 2022

The essay examines for the first time the Christian symbolism in the Immaculate Conception or Mad... more The essay examines for the first time the Christian symbolism in the Immaculate Conception or Madonna Purissima (1620-1625) of Barbara Longhi of Ravenna (1552-1638). In the Italian sixteenth century, she is the first female painter to concentrate in her oeuvre on sacred devotional painting of Marian iconography. This endeavor reveals her aim to fuse physical motherly love and spiritual devotion. Her religious images reflect the artistic patronage of Ravenna as well every bit the religious decrees of the Counter-Reformation in Italy. Longhi'due south Immaculate Conception represents the Virgin Mary (Madonna) every bit the Adult female of the Apocalypse described by Saint John in the Book of Revelation (12:i, 2, and five). Longhi paints the Madonna emerging from a deject of light and standing on a crescent moon belongings her son, Christ. Rays of calorie-free emanate from her existence and go on to expand in vortices within a nimbus (mandorla) to a ring of twelve stars crowning her and her son. The Madonna'southward virginal nature embodied in the divine aureate calorie-free designates her as "Maria Purissima." The stars forming a celestial crown metaphorically symbolize her immortality and wisdom. In the doctrinal precepts of the Counter-Reformation, the Virgin Mary became honored equally the Virgo Sapientissima and Gloriosa, the Queen of Wisdom and Celebrity, and Regis Coeli, the Queen of Heaven. In her artistic manner, Longhi paved the way for mystical devotion, which would later on be interpreted by female painters in the seventeenth century.

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Information technology has been 36 years since exiled Iranians who were eliminated from society in Iran settled in Eu... more It has been 36 years since exiled Iranians who were eliminated from order in Iran settled in Europe and in the world and found safety in exile. How tin can we assess their memory? How does retentiveness construct and alter over the course of time? How can life trajectories and social processes affect and transform their memory? The response to these questions inevitably leads us towards an analysis of the social dynamics of retentiveness. What nosotros have to contend with is not just a simple recording of memories pulled from oral histories. Our research is mainly centered

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Periodical of Literature and Art Studies , 2018

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The Sixteenth Century Journal , 1993

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Periodical of Literature and Art Studies , 2022

From the multifariousness of types of portraiture, in that location evolved the imaging of a self-portrait as nosotros see ... more From the variety of types of portraiture, there evolved the imaging of a self-portrait as nosotros see in Saint Catherine of Alexandria by Barbara Longhi of Ravenna (1552-1638). The self-portrait is a unique work of fine art, an intimate tape of a sitter's personality. It is an acknowledgment of worth, an do in technique, and a designator of era, mode, and likeness. The self-portrait tin be a study in expression, an impersonation of a virtue, or a document in a history of aging. Every bit William Shakespeare noted in Hamlet, "[The self-portrait is] to show virtue her ain feature, scorn her ain epitome, and the very age and body of the time his form and pressure." In the sixteenth-century in Italian republic, artists often included themselves or their self-portraits in religious and secular scenes as a type of signature, as seen in the paintings of the Longhi family. In their many depictions of Saint Catherine of Alexandria, the Longhis equanimous two types of such images: a single-solo-image of the saint; and also her presence in a group with saints-a theme known every bit holy conversation. In her paintings, Barbara Longhi preferred to describe the solo image of Saint Catherine of Alexandria, using herself as a model for the figure of the saint or as a muse impersonating or personifying the saint's virgo virtue. This essay is composed of two parts: (1) a cursory explanation of the meaning of cocky-portraits in sixteenth-century Italy; and (two) a study of Barbara Longhi's self-portraits as Saint Catherine of Alexandria.

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This collection of essays explores the telescopic of the important relationships between the philosoph... more This collection of essays explores the scope of the important relationships between the philosophical system of Neoplatonism and the arts in Italy.

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Cultural and Religious Studies , 2016

Amongst the numerous themes on the suppers cited in the Bible, the Last Supper of Christ with His t... more than Among the numerous themes on the suppers cited in the Bible, the Concluding Supper of Christ with His twelve apostles is the most poignant and rewarding for Christianity. Florentine Renaissance depictions of the theme are numerous and varied, traditionally represented as a predella (pace) console and as an altarpiece in dining halls or sacristies of churches and convents. Vasari's Final Supper for the Refectory of Le Murate (The Walled) in Florence is an unusual depiction of Christ's thanksgiving. This imposing religious structure was painted for a poor Benedictine nunnery's cenacolo (refectory) in Florence. Vasari completed 2 drawings for the commission in 1546. The drawings and painting reveal how Vasari drew upon the piece of work of his predecessors to create an innovative expression of thanksgiving, betrayal, and difference. This large masterpiece was severely damaged, almost irreparably, by several mishaps and floods in 1583 and 1718 and, more recently, past the major Florentine alluvione (flood) of 1966. In commemoration of the 50th yr anniversary of this terminal catastrophic event, Vasari's Le Murate Last Supper was carefully and magically restored by a group of masterful technicians, artists, and scientists. Their collaboration and support from the private sector demonstrate the successful bond among art, technology, scientific discipline, and patronage.

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Journal of Cultural and Religious Studies , 2022

In 1569, Giorgio Vasari (1511-1574) completed a painting of the Madonna of the Rosary for the pri... more In 1569, Giorgio Vasari (1511-1574) completed a painting of the Madonna of the Rosary for the private chapel of the Capponi family in the church building of Santa Maria Novella in Florence. In his Ricordanze (Volume of Records), Vasari explained the commission as well as documenting the help of his Florentine pupil, Jacopo Zucchi (1541-1590), in the completion of this painting. This essay discusses Vasari&#39;s symbolism of the rosary as a reflection of the Tridentine Reform in Florence also equally a visual interpretation of Italian Mannerist painters on this devotional subject field.

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Journal of Literature and Art Studies , 2022

From the diversity of types of portraiture, there evolved the imaging of a cocky-portrait as nosotros see ... more than From the variety of types of portraiture, there evolved the imaging of a self-portrait as we see in Saint Catherine of Alexandria by Barbara Longhi of Ravenna (1552-1638). The self-portrait is a unique work of art, an intimate record of a sitter&#39;s personality. It is an acknowledgment of worth, an exercise in technique, and a designator of era, way, and likeness. The cocky-portrait can be a study in expression, an impersonation of a virtue, or a document in a history of crumbling. Every bit William Shakespeare noted in Hamlet, &quot;[The self-portrait is] to show virtue her own feature, contemptuousness her own image, and the very age and body of the time his form and pressure.&quot; In the sixteenth-century in Italia, artists often included themselves or their self-portraits in religious and secular scenes as a type of signature, as seen in the paintings of the Longhi family. In their many depictions of Saint Catherine of Alexandria, the Longhis equanimous two types of such images: a single-solo-image of the saint; and also her presence in a group with saints-a theme known equally holy conversation. In her paintings, Barbara Longhi preferred to depict the solo paradigm of Saint Catherine of Alexandria, using herself as a model for the effigy of the saint or as a muse impersonating or personifying the saint&#39;s virgo virtue. This essay is composed of two parts: (1) a brief explanation of the meaning of cocky-portraits in sixteenth-century Italia; and (2) a written report of Barbara Longhi&#39;s cocky-portraits every bit Saint Catherine of Alexandria.

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Journal of Cultural and Religious Studies , 2021

In 1564, in honor of the death of Michelangelo Buonarroti (1475-1564), an artistic extravaganza w... more In 1564, in honor of the death of Michelangelo Buonarroti (1475-1564), an creative extravaganza was invented by the Benedictine monk Vincenzo Borghini (1515-1580)-prior of the hospital of the innocents, humanist, and administrator of the Florentine Academy of Pattern (Accademia del Disegno or Florentine University)-and was implemented by Giorgio Vasari (1511-1574)-artist, writer, and artistic director of the Academy, who engaged his Florentine assistants to piece of work on the execution of the tomb in the Basilica of Santa Croce in Florence (see Effigy 1). The committee of Michelangelo&#39;s tomb was prompted by his nephew, Lionardo [Leonardo] Simoni-Buonarroti (1522-1599), and the Grand Duke of Tuscany, Cosimo I de&#39; Medici (1519-1574). The tomb was completed in 1578. Vasari designed the architectural monument, and his assistants, members of the Florentine University, collaborated in the following fashion: The sculptures of the Fine Arts were carved by Giovanni Bandini (1540-1599), who represented the personification of architecture; Valerio di Simone Cioli (1529-1599), who represented the personification of Sculpture; and Battista Lorenzi (1527-1594), who represented the personification of Painting and the portrait bust of Michelangelo. Giovanni Battista Naldini (1537-1591) completed al fresco the called-for urns, the imperial-colored doorway of the tomb, the suspended canopy, and the Pietà in the centre of the marble tabernacle. This latter artistic contribution is the topic of this essay.

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Journal of Arts and Humanities , 2016

This study examines the literary and visual connections between war and peace every bit a cultural diplo... more This report examines the literary and visual connections between state of war and peace as a cultural affairs made past both Niccolo Machiavelli (1469-1527) and Giorgio Vasari (1511-1574). The arroyo here is iconographical, focusing on 3 points. Commencement, Machiavelli's notions of condottiere, virtu, and war and peace in The Art of War (1521) are discussed in relation to Renaissance imagery, particularly in that produced as a result of Medicean patronage. 2d, Vasari's boxing cycle in the Salone dei Cinquecento of the Palazzo Vecchio (1555-60) in Florence is examined within the context of peace as revealed in Renaissance art and emblems. Finally, Vasari'southward assimilation of Machiavelli's notions of the art of war are interpreted in relation to the painting cycle, which visually embodies the paradox of state of war and peace discussed in Machiavelli's writing.

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Journal of Literature and Art Studies , 2018

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Journal of Literature and Fine art Studies , 2017

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Journal of Literature and Fine art Studies , 2017

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Sixteenth Century Journal , 1993

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Journal of Literature and Fine art Studies , Nov 28, 2021

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Journal of Cultural and Religious Studies , 2017

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Istituto Internazionale per le Recherche di Storia dell'Arte , 2021

Abstruse: In 1862, Myles Birket Foster, an English illustrator, commissioned the Morris, Marshall... more Abstract: In 1862, Myles Birket Foster, an English illustrator, commissioned the Morris, Marshall, Faulkner and Company to design ceramic tiles for his new house at The Hill in Witley, Under Morris' guidance, Edward Burne-Jones equanimous 9 sets of drawings for a Sleeping Beauty bike to be transformed into ceramic tiles. Lucy Faulkner painted the tiles while Morris decorated the groundwork and borders with swans, Celtic symbol of dear too as of music In the Sleeping Beauty cycle, Burne-Jones was inspired past the fairy tales of French Charles Perrualt'south La Belle au Bois Fallow, seventeenth century, the German language Brothers Grimm's version of the tale, early nineteen century, and Alfred Tennyson's poem The Mean solar day-Dream of 1830/ 1842. Burne-Jones' spatial illusions unite the narrative scenes every bit well as creating an imagery of suspension for the viewer. With this unusual aesthetic moment, he expressed through fantasy his reflections on art, beauty and beloved.

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Periodical of Cultural and Religious Studies , 2019

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Journal of Arts and Humanities , 2022

The essay examines for the starting time time the Christian symbolism in the Immaculate Formulation or Mad... more The essay examines for the offset time the Christian symbolism in the Immaculate Conception or Madonna Purissima (1620-1625) of Barbara Longhi of Ravenna (1552-1638). In the Italian sixteenth century, she is the first female painter to concentrate in her oeuvre on sacred devotional painting of Marian iconography. This try reveals her aim to fuse physical motherly beloved and spiritual devotion. Her religious images reverberate the artistic patronage of Ravenna as well as the religious decrees of the Counter-Reformation in Italy. Longhi's Immaculate Conception represents the Virgin Mary (Madonna) as the Woman of the Apocalypse described by Saint John in the Book of Revelation (12:i, two, and 5). Longhi paints the Madonna emerging from a cloud of low-cal and continuing on a crescent moon property her son, Christ. Rays of light emanate from her beingness and go along to aggrandize in vortices within a nimbus (mandorla) to a ring of twelve stars crowning her and her son. The Madonna'due south virginal nature embodied in the divine golden lite designates her as "Maria Purissima." The stars forming a celestial crown metaphorically symbolize her immortality and wisdom. In the doctrinal precepts of the Counter-Reformation, the Virgin Mary became honored as the Virgo Sapientissima and Gloriosa, the Queen of Wisdom and Glory, and Regis Coeli, the Queen of Heaven. In her artistic manner, Longhi paved the mode for mystical devotion, which would later be interpreted by female person painters in the seventeenth century.

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It has been 36 years since exiled Iranians who were eliminated from society in Iran settled in Eu... more It has been 36 years since exiled Iranians who were eliminated from society in Islamic republic of iran settled in Europe and in the earth and constitute safety in exile. How tin can we assess their memory? How does retentivity construct and modify over the course of time? How can life trajectories and social processes bear on and transform their retention? The response to these questions inevitably leads the states towards an assay of the social dynamics of retentiveness. What we have to contend with is non merely a elementary recording of memories pulled from oral histories. Our research is mainly centered

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Journal of Literature and Art Studies , 2018

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The Sixteenth Century Periodical , 1993

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Journal of Literature and Art Studies , 2022

From the variety of types of portraiture, at that place evolved the imaging of a self-portrait as we see ... more From the variety of types of portraiture, there evolved the imaging of a self-portrait as we run across in Saint Catherine of Alexandria past Barbara Longhi of Ravenna (1552-1638). The self-portrait is a unique work of fine art, an intimate record of a sitter'due south personality. Information technology is an acknowledgment of worth, an exercise in technique, and a designator of era, style, and likeness. The self-portrait can be a report in expression, an impersonation of a virtue, or a document in a history of aging. As William Shakespeare noted in Hamlet, "[The cocky-portrait is] to show virtue her ain feature, scorn her own paradigm, and the very age and body of the fourth dimension his class and pressure." In the sixteenth-century in Italy, artists often included themselves or their self-portraits in religious and secular scenes every bit a blazon of signature, as seen in the paintings of the Longhi family. In their many depictions of Saint Catherine of Alexandria, the Longhis composed 2 types of such images: a single-solo-image of the saint; and also her presence in a group with saints-a theme known as holy conversation. In her paintings, Barbara Longhi preferred to depict the solo paradigm of Saint Catherine of Alexandria, using herself as a model for the figure of the saint or as a muse impersonating or personifying the saint'south virgo virtue. This essay is composed of ii parts: (1) a brief explanation of the meaning of cocky-portraits in sixteenth-century Italy; and (two) a study of Barbara Longhi's cocky-portraits equally Saint Catherine of Alexandria.

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This collection of essays explores the scope of the important relationships between the philosoph... more This collection of essays explores the telescopic of the important relationships between the philosophical system of Neoplatonism and the arts in Italy.

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Cultural and Religious Studies , 2016

Among the numerous themes on the suppers cited in the Bible, the Last Supper of Christ with His t... more Among the numerous themes on the suppers cited in the Bible, the Terminal Supper of Christ with His twelve apostles is the virtually poignant and rewarding for Christianity. Florentine Renaissance depictions of the theme are numerous and varied, traditionally represented as a predella (step) console and as an altarpiece in dining halls or sacristies of churches and convents. Vasari's Last Supper for the Refectory of Le Murate (The Walled) in Florence is an unusual depiction of Christ's thanksgiving. This imposing religious structure was painted for a poor Benedictine nunnery's cenacolo (refectory) in Florence. Vasari completed ii drawings for the commission in 1546. The drawings and painting reveal how Vasari drew upon the work of his predecessors to create an innovative expression of thanksgiving, betrayal, and difference. This big masterpiece was severely damaged, almost irreparably, by several mishaps and floods in 1583 and 1718 and, more recently, by the major Florentine alluvione (inundation) of 1966. In commemoration of the 50th year anniversary of this last catastrophic outcome, Vasari'southward Le Murate Concluding Supper was carefully and magically restored by a grouping of masterful technicians, artists, and scientists. Their collaboration and support from the individual sector demonstrate the successful bond among art, applied science, science, and patronage.

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