The Saint Francis UniverseThe Master of Saint Francis, Caravaggio, Bellini and Jan van Eyck concentrate the image of the poverello between medieval frontality, landscape solitude and experience of stigmata.
Icon-extase-stigmatisThree axes of this selection
Clothes, rope and woundsThree major Franciscan signs
Angel, cave and rocksThree frames of contemplation
More than 700 yearsPictorial transmission of these Franciscan formulations, overall estimate
Hand paintedReal oil painting, no print.
Formats of your choiceA composition adapted to the dimensions ordered.
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Icon, ecstasy and stigmata · Essential images of Saint Francis
The Master of Saint Francis, Caravaggio, Bellini and Jan van Eyck concentrate the image of the poverello between medieval frontality, landscape solitude and experience of stigmata.
This tight collection brings together some major formulations of the image of Francis of Assisi. The panels of the Master of Saint Francis belong to the oldest diffusion of the saint: brown habit, rope, hood and stigmata are enough to construct a frontal figure, sometimes accompanied by angels. Caravaggio represents ecstasy as a nocturnal abandonment of the body supported by an angel, in a rare and close light. Giovanni Bellini places Francis at the threshold of his cave, in a rare and close light. Giovanni Bellini places Francis at the threshold of his cave, in the heart of a landscape filled with natural signs; the opening of the arms reflects a revelation that seems to cross the entire world. Jan van Eyck miniaturizes the episode of the stigmata in a rocky landscape of one extraordinary precision. Together, these works show how the icon becomes interior experience and visible environment. The "Saint Francis" selection notably compares Saint Francis between two angels - Master of Saint Francis and Saint Francis - Master of Saint Francis. His reading favors the material.
Francis opens his arms before the world: the icon, the night and the landscape give three forms to the same availability.
Course & style
Journey, subjects and pictorial language
The first images fix the figure of the new saint
Habit, stigmata and frontality make François immediately recognizable. This milestone sheds light on the "Saint Francis" collection by favoring the material.
Landscape absorbs spiritual experience
Van Eyck and Bellini combine revelation, rocks and natural depth.
Caravaggio turns ecstasy into a night scene
The abandoned body and the light bring the miracle closer to the viewer.
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Rope
The knotted belt recalls poverty and simplicity of Franciscan life. This trait guides a reading of "Saint Francis" centered on the subject.
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Stigmata
The wounds on the hands, feet and side associate Francis with the Passion.
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Cap
It gives the outfit an instantly recognizable silhouette.
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Open arms
The gesture expresses reception, prayer and wonder at creation.
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Six readings specific to Saint Francis
Works, visual language and historical landmarks make up a route exclusively devoted to Saint Francis.
Master of Saint Francis01
Frontal figure retains the strength of an icon
Clothes, stigmata and angels build a simple and direct presence.
For a medieval collection. Reading of "Saint Francis" through the material.Master of Saint Francis02
The isolated portrait reduces the image to the essential
Silhouette and attributes are enough to make the saint immediately readable.
For a collected spaceCaravaggio03
Ecstasy becomes abandonment in the night
Angel supports body while soft light reveals inner experience.
For an intense workBellini04
The entire landscape seems to participate in the revelation
Cave, light, animals and horizon give the scene a contemplative depth.
For a big wallApproach05
Compare icon, chiaroscuro and landscape
Three pictorial languages move the same subject between sign, body and nature.
To deepen the styleFormat06
Preserve stigmata, face and environment
The chosen dimension must maintain the details of the saint without erasing the landscape.
To choose the dimensions
Works to discover
Works of Saint Francis
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Frequently asked questions
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Yes. Each reproduction is hand painted in oil on canvas, without printing.
How to restore the material in a reproduction of Saint Francis?
The painter uses the composition, values, colors and materials visible in the chosen work from the Saint Francis collection, with particular attention paid to the material.
Can I order a work by Saint Francis in a personalized format?
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