Der Triumph der Kirche

Deutsche Grafik 1250–1460, 2. Hälfte 13. Jh.

"The Triumph of the Church" is a square, illuminated artwork featuring a richly detailed and vibrant scene. At the center, two primary figures are depicted: a crowned female figure on the left, dressed in flowing robes of white and grey, holding a church model and a staff, and a crowned male figure on the right, seated and adorned in a blue robe, holding a scepter. They are surrounded by a golden background. Encircling the central figures are numerous smaller figures, each with distinct facial features and attire, arranged in rows and arches. The border is intricately detailed with various groups of figures, all set against a gold and red backdrop. The composition is symmetrical, with a balance of colors and figures throughout.
Künstler
Deutsche Grafik 1250–1460
Datierung
2. Hälfte 13. Jh.
Gattung
Zeichnung
Technik
tempera and gold leaf on vellum
Maße
20,9 × 20,2 cm
Sammlung
National Gallery of Art, Washington
Lizenz
Gemeinfrei, CC0

Bildbeschreibung

"The Triumph of the Church" is a square, illuminated artwork featuring a richly detailed and vibrant scene. At the center, two primary figures are depicted: a crowned female figure on the left, dressed in flowing robes of white and grey, holding a church model and a staff, and a crowned male figure on the right, seated and adorned in a blue robe, holding a scepter. They are surrounded by a golden background. Encircling the central figures are numerous smaller figures, each with distinct facial features and attire, arranged in rows and arches. The border is intricately detailed with various groups of figures, all set against a gold and red backdrop. The composition is symmetrical, with a balance of colors and figures throughout.

Deutsche Grafik 1250–1460