The universe of Saint Francis of AssisiTaddeo di Bartolo, Lorenzo Lotto, Veronese and Botticelli represent Francis as stigmatized, companion of the Virgin, brother surrounded by angels and witness to the Passion.
Cross -Virgin -angelsThree major contexts of selection
Bure, rope and stigmataThree essential attributes
Penance and communionTwo complementary spiritual dimensions
More than 800 yearsHistorical influence of Franciscan iconography, overall estimate
Hand paintedReal oil painting, no print.
Formats of your choiceA composition adapted to the dimensions ordered.
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Stigmata, Virgo and last moments · Franciscan journey
Taddeo di Bartolo, Lorenzo Lotto, Veronese and Botticelli represent Francis as stigmatized, companion of the Virgin, brother surrounded by angels and witness to the Passion.
This collection offers a narrow journey through the immense iconography of Francis of Assisi. Taddeo di Bartolo places the kneeling saint before the Crucifixion, bearing the stigmata that make his body similar to that of Christ. Lorenzo Lotto and Veronese integrate him into sacred conversations where his homespun responds to the clothes of the Virgin, saints and donors. Botticelli shows it with angels, combining Franciscan simplicity with refined linear elegance. Other works recount his last communion, his mystical presence with the Deploration or his participation in the Coronation of the Virgin. The saint thus passes from penitent solitude to the celestial community without losing its essential attributes: rope, hood, stigmata and humble gaze. The "Saint Francis of Assisi" selection notably compares The Crucifixion with François kneeling - Taddeo di Bartolo and The Virgin and Child with Jean-Baptiste and François - Lorenzo Lotto. His reading favors light.
François remains recognizable among the richest altarpieces: the homespun and the wounds give poverty a unique visual power.
Course & style
Journey, subjects and pictorial language
The Crucifixion and the stigmata establish its identity
Artists directly bring the body of the saint closer to the Passion. This milestone illuminates the "Saint Francis of Assisi" collection by favoring light.
Francis joins large Marian altarpieces
Botticelli, Lotto and Veronese place him in communities of saints.
Communion and lament deepen emotion
The last moments and mystical visions become major subjects.
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Stigmata
Visible wounds connect Francis to the Crucifixion. This trait guides a reading of "Saint Francis of Assisi" centered on light.
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Bure
The simple habit contrasts with the precious fabrics of the altarpieces.
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Rope
The tied belt recalls chosen poverty.
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Angels
Their presence transforms meditation and ecstasy into a celestial scene.
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Six readings specific to Saint Francis of Assisi
Works, visual language and historical landmarks make up a route exclusively devoted to Saint Francis of Assisi.
Taddeo di Bartolo01
Francis kneels before the Crucifixion
The stigmata and the Cross build a direct relationship between the two bodies.
For a work of devotion. Reading of "Saint Francis of Assisi" by light.Lorenzo Lotto02
The office joins a sacred colorful conversation
The gestures and looks bring Francis closer to the Virgin and the other saints.
For a classic interiorVeronese03
The saint participates in a Venetian assembly
The scale of the figures and the color give the scene a ceremonial presence.
For a big wallBotticelli04
The angels accompany an elegant and collected figure
The Florentine line softens the austerity of the office without erasing the stigmata.
For a refined atmosphereApproach05
Choose Cross, Virgin, angels or last moments
Each subject favors imitation of Christ, community or passage to death.
To clarify the themeFormat06
Preserve wounds, face and neighboring figures
An adapted dimension maintains the attributes of the saint within complex compositions.
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