The universe of Saint Francis/Saint Francis of AssisiBellini, Van Eyck, Giotto and Caravaggio make Francis a saint of landscape, stigmata, fraternal death and stripped-down meditation.
1181/1182 -1226Life of Francis of Assisi
1224Stigmata traditionally received at La Verna
october 4Liturgical feast
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1181/1182 -1226 · poverty, nature and stigmata
Bellini, Van Eyck, Giotto and Caravaggio make Francis a saint of landscape, stigmata, fraternal death and stripped-down meditation.
Francis of Assisi founded a fraternity dedicated to evangelical poverty and preaching. Giovanni Bellini shows it in a landscape bathed in light, emerging from his shelter with open arms; the image has often been linked to the stigmata, but it does not show the usual seraphic rays and maintains a fruitful ambiguity. Jan van Eyck explicitly represents Francis receiving the stigmata, accompanied by Brother Léon, in a meticulous landscape where vision and observable world coexist. Giotto explicitly represents Francis receiving the stigmata, accompanied by Brother Léon, in a meticulous landscape where vision and observable world coexist. Giotto recounts the death of the saint surrounded by brothers: the body, the community and the soul carried to heaven articulate a collective memory. Caravaggio recounts the death of the saint surrounded by brothers: the body, the community and the soul carried to heaven articulate a collective memory. Caravaggio recounts the death of the saint surrounded by brothers: the body, the community and the soul carried to heaven articulate a collective memory. Caravaggio finally reduces Francis in meditation to the robe, the skull and a austere light, giving poverty material strength. The selection "Saint Francis/Saint Francis of Assisi" notably compares Saint Francis in the desert and Saint Francis receiving the stigmata. His reading favors the atmosphere.
Francis is not just the saint of birds: his image is based on a radical way of inhabiting the world, the body and poverty.
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Francis of Assisi founded a fraternity dedicated to evangelical poverty and preaching. Giovanni Bellini shows it in a landscape bathed in light, emerging from his shelter with open arms; the image has often been linked to stigmata, but it does not show the usual seraphic rays and maintains a fruitful ambiguity. Jan van Eyck explicitly represents Francis receiving the stigmata, accompanied by Brother Léon, in a meticulous landscape where vision and observable world coexist. Giotto explicitly represents Francis receiving the stigmata, accompanied by Brother Léon, in a meticulous landscape where vision and the observable world coexist. Giotto recounts the death of the saint surrounded by brothers: the body, the community and the soul carried to heaven articulate a collective memory. Caravaggio recounts the death of the saint surrounded by brothers: the body, the community and the soul carried to heaven articulate a collective memory. Caravaggio recounts the death of the saint surrounded by brothers: the body, the community and the soul carried to heaven articulate a collective memory. Caravaggio recounts the death of the saint surrounded by brothers: the body, the community and the soul carried to heaven articulate a collective memory. Caravaggio finally reduces Francis in meditation to the robe, the skull and an austere light,
Change your life
Francis abandons status and property for evangelical poverty. This milestone sheds light on the "Saint Francis/Saint Francis of Assisi" collection by favoring the atmosphere.
Receive the stigmata
The body becomes an image of the Passion.
Die among the brothers
The community transmits memory and Franciscan order.
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Grated dress
Clothing makes poverty visible. This trait guides a reading of "Saint Francis/Saint Francis of Assisi" centered on the atmosphere.
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Hand wounds
The stigmata connect Francis to the body of Christ.
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Brother Leon
The witness inscribes the vision in a fraternal relationship.
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Skull
In Caravaggio, he concentrates meditation and self-emptying.
Explore by universe
Compare four Franciscan experiences
Opening your arms, receiving, dying and meditating outline a spirituality broader than the anecdote.
Bellini01
Inhabit the light
François responds to the landscape without a closed story.
For nature. Reading of "Saint Francis/Saint Francis of Assisi" through the atmosphere.Van Eyck02
Receive the signs
Vision and detail of the world coexist.
For La VernaGiotto03
Die in brotherhood
Brothers surround the body and transmit memory.
For the communityCaravaggio04
Reduce to basics
Robe, skull and light are enough for meditation.
For povertyBellini opens François to the whole landscape05
Saint Francis in the desert
The light and the arms outstretched keep the episode in contemplative ambiguity.
Landmark work of Saint Francis/Saint Francis of AssisiVan Eyck places the stigmata in a meticulous world06
Saint Francis receiving the stigmata
Vision, Brother Léon and distant landscape share the same precision.
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Four images of Saint Francis
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