Sujet

Leone Otasso and His Wife Presenting Their Sick Son to Saints Aimo and Vermondo..., about 1400. Creator: Anovelo da Imbonate.

Légende

Leone Otasso and His Wife Presenting Their Sick Son to Saints Aimo and Vermondo: A Crowd of Lay Worshippers Giving Thanks; Legenda Venerabilium Virorum Aymonis et Vermondi, about 1400. Additional Info: At the top, a father holds up his sick child while the couple prays to Aimo and Vermondo for a cure, which is granted. Below, people kneel in prayer before the two saints. Among these people are rich men and women in fancy robes, others in more humble dress, and robed nuns and tonsured clerics. Together they represent a relatively wide range of humanity in the context of Italy at that time. The center, however, is reserved for the very special people for whom the two saints were advocates and miracle workers: the blind - the figures shown with eyes closed - and the physically challenged - shown with crutches. Attributed to Anovelo da Imbonate.

Crédit

Photo12/Heritage Images/Heritage Art

Notre référence

HRM24A74_292

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Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

77,9Mo (4,4Mo) / 37,3cm x 52,3cm / 4407 x 6180 (300dpi)

Mots clés

Latin wealth Italy Italian female women woman people male child children man men health family parents religious vision country religion metal parent writing guy color medieval Christianity illness gold prayer prayers praying poor poverty saint saints Santa wealthy location century affluence disability sickness sick ill disabled concept script santo apparition miracle manuscript disabilities Colour miraculous mediaeval Middle Ages gold leaf 15th century divine intervention fifteenth century illuminated manuscript tempera vellum manuscript Heritage Art blackletter gothic script in prayer folio recto Tempera colours gold leaf and ink Legenda Venerabilium Virorum Aymonis et Vermondi Anovelo da Imbonate Imbonate Annovello da Armovello da Imbonate Imbonate Armovello da Onnovello da Imbonate Imbonate Onnovello da Annovello da Imbonate Imbonate Anovelo da Aimo Vermondo