1360

St Jerome (Theodoric of Prague, 1360)

Theodoric of Prague made St Jerome. It dates from 1360. It is kept at Národní Galerie in Prague, Czechia. It measures 113 × 105 cm.

St Jerome by Theodoric of Prague, 1360, Národní Galerie
St Jerome by Theodoric of Prague, 1360, Národní Galerie.

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St Jerome: the essentials

Title
St Jerome
Artist born in
Italy, Italy
Date
1360
Dimensions
113 × 105 cm
Where to see it
Národní Galerie, Prague, Czechia
Subject
saints

Which museum holds St Jerome?

Národní Galerie

Prague, Czechia

A Tapestry of Czech and European Art: The Soul of Prague To step into the Národní Galerie is to embark on a profound journey through the very heartbeat of Central European creativity. More than a mere repository for relics of the past, this institution serves as an immersive odyssey, weaving together centuries of human expression within the enchanting fabric of Prague itself. Founded in 1920 from the unification of storied collections, the gallery has blossomed into the most significant custodian of art in the Czech Republic.

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Questions about St Jerome

What colors dominate "St Jerome" by Theodoric of Prague?

The color identity of "St Jerome" by Theodoric of Prague: a dark palette, dominated by walnut (#6a211b).

What color leads the composition of "St Jerome" by Theodoric of Prague?

The dominant color of "St Jerome" by Theodoric of Prague is walnut (#6a211b).

What aliases or alternate names does Theodoric of Prague have?

Theodoric of Prague is also known as Master Theodoric of Prague, Dětřich Pražský, Theodorik of Prague, Theodorik, Theoderich of Prague.

What is the luminance of "St Jerome" by Theodoric of Prague?

"St Jerome" by Theodoric of Prague has a soft shadow luminance. Luminance describes how much light the colors appear to reflect.

Where can I find artworks similar to "St Jerome" by Theodoric of Prague?

The Similars page of "St Jerome" by Theodoric of Prague presents related artworks.

Is there a factsheet about "St Jerome" by Theodoric of Prague for students?

The Guide page of "St Jerome" by Theodoric of Prague offers a printable two-sheet factsheet: the artwork with its identity table, a decade band placing it in the artist's lifetime, other works by the artist, the measured color palette, and ready-to-copy citations in four styles.

Does "St Jerome" have an augmented reality preview?

"St Jerome" by Theodoric of Prague can be previewed on your own wall with the artwork's AR Preview page, using augmented reality on a compatible device.

What are the dimensions of the original "St Jerome" by Theodoric of Prague?

The recorded dimensions of "St Jerome" by Theodoric of Prague are 113 x 105 cm. Reproductions can be ordered in other sizes while keeping the same proportions.

Are the colors of "St Jerome" by Theodoric of Prague saturated or muted?

"St Jerome" by Theodoric of Prague is recorded with a clear color presence saturation.

About the artist, Theodoric of Prague

Theodoric of Prague

Italy

Theodoric of Prague

The Life and Career of Master Theoderic Master Theoderic, known in Latin as Magister Theodoricus, was a Czech painter who left a clear mark on the Gothic era. He was active between approximately 1360 and 1380, a period when his presence in the Bohemian court was well-documented. He holds the distinction of being the first Bohemian painter whose name can be linked to a specific body of work. His hands moved through the workshops of the time, likely following a study trip to northern Italy in the 1350s that brought new influences to his practice.

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