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Av alle originalverkene Antonio Badile etterlot seg, er det mest kjente Polyptych of the Four Crowned Saints, Simplicius (1552), som er en del av samlingen til Castelvecchio Museum i Verona. Like bak følger Portrait of an unknown woman (1550) og The Virgin and Child with Saint John the Baptist (1550). Vår katalog inneholder 10 verk av Antonio Badile; galleriet har bevart de 10 verkene som verden beundrer mest, hver vist med sin dato, sitt museum og sin historie.
The figure of Simplicius emerges from a deep, shadowed interior, his presence commanding the space with a quiet, heavy authority. He stands centrally, his body turned slightly to the left, caught in a moment of solemn stillness. In his right hand, he holds a set of scales, the metal catching a directional light that carves his form out of the darkness. A laurel wreath rests upon his head, a symbol…
The portrait presents a woman in a three-quarter length view, positioned slightly off-center against a dark, indistinct background. Her body is angled toward the left, while her gaze is directed forward to meet the viewer. The lighting originates from the upper left, casting soft shadows across the right side of her face and creating a chiaroscuro effect that defines the contours of her features. She wears a structured bodice and…
In this 1550 oil on canvas, a pyramidal arrangement of figures emerges from a luminous, ethereal background. The Virgin Mary, the Christ Child, and Saint John the Baptist are positioned in an intimate, frontal perspective, creating a sense of immediate spiritual connection. A radiant glow emanates from behind the Virgin's head, casting a divine light that defines the contours of the figures while leaving the periphery in shadow. This use…
A middle-aged man emerges from a deep, indeterminate darkness, his form defined by a soft, directional light. He is positioned in a three-quarter view, gaze directed toward the left of the frame. The composition relies heavily on chiaroscuro, a technique where light and shadow define the volume of the face and the texture of the hands. A white collar provides a sharp point of contrast against the somber, dark drapery…
In the realm of Renaissance craftsmanship, few objects command attention quite like the Coffer of the Giusti Family with Stories of Virginia. This exquisite wedding chest, dating back to approximately 1400, serves as a breathtaking intersection of fine woodworking and classical storytelling. Crafted from sturdy fir wood using the meticulous dovetail joint technique, the piece is far more than a mere functional item; it is a portable stage for historical…
The figure of Claudius emerges from a heavy, shadowed interior, his presence commanding the space with a quiet, heavy authority. He stands centrally, his body turned slightly, caught in a moment of solemn stillness. The light falls from an unseen source, casting deep shadows that define the volume of his anatomy and the architectural space around him. He is dressed in red clothing, a tunic or robe that catches the…
In the quietude of this panel, we encounter Nicostratus, a figure rendered with a profound sense of presence. He is depicted holding a bow and arrow, his hands steady upon the instrument, dressed in a deep green garment that anchors him within the composition. The setting is intimate, defined by the tactile quality of a brick-patterned wall and the suggestion of a doorway, creating a space that feels both enclosed…
In the heart of Verona, within the hallowed halls of the Castelvecchio Museum, resides a profound testament to the spiritual and artistic fervor of the mid-16th century. Antonio Badile III’s Polyptych of the Four Crowned Saints, Simphorianus is not merely a painting but a window into the soul of the Counter-Reformation. Created in 1552, this masterful oil on board captures the solemnity of Saint Simphorianus with a gravity that commands…
In the Book of Tobit the angel Raphael was invoked by Tobit, a just and poor man, to accompany his son Tobias to collect a credit of ten silver talents contracted ten years earlier. During the journey Raffaele showed Tobias the safest way and saved him more than once, without ever revealing himself as an angel, except at the end of the story. In the painting, the angel has already…
The triptych represent saints Cecilia, Tiburtius and Valerius in an original attempt on the part of the artist to absorb Renaissance artistic innovations, such as the perspective of the pavement and the marble parapet decorated with classical medallions, within the confines of a linear style that is still Gothic. The studio of the “Master of the Cespo di Garofano”, so-called for his habit of inserting carnation plants as decorative motifs…
De fire motivene som går igjen hyppigst i disse originalverkene, hver med sitt fremste eksempel.
De 3 museene som innehar flest av maleriene på denne siden.
| Museum | By | Verker av Antonio Badile | Malerier fra denne listen |
|---|---|---|---|
 Castelvecchio Museum |
Verona | 7 | Polyptych of the Four Crowned Saints, Simplicius, Coffer of the Giusti Family with Stories of Virginia, Polyptych of the Four Crowned Saints, Claudius |
 Museo del Prado |
Madrid | 1 | Portrait of an unknown woman |
 Nasjonalmuseet |
Oslo | 1 | Portrait of a Musician |
Bare et tiår, fra 1550 til 1560, ga verden hvert eneste daterte Antonio Badile-originalverk i dette utvalget: her er de, år for år.
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The portrait presents a woman in a three-quarter length view, positioned slightly off-center against a dark, indistinct background. Her body is angled toward the left, while her gaze is directed forward to meet the viewer. The lighting originates from the upper left, casting soft shadows across the right side of her face and creating a chiaroscuro effect that defines the contours of her features. She wears a structured bodice and…
Mer fra 1550
The figure of Simplicius emerges from a deep, shadowed interior, his presence commanding the space with a quiet, heavy authority. He stands centrally, his body turned slightly to the left, caught in a moment of solemn stillness. In his right hand, he holds a set of scales, the metal catching a directional light that carves his form out of the darkness. A laurel wreath rests upon his head, a symbol…
Mer fra 1552
In the Book of Tobit the angel Raphael was invoked by Tobit, a just and poor man, to accompany his son Tobias to collect a credit of ten silver talents contracted ten years earlier. During the journey Raffaele showed Tobias the safest way and saved him more than once, without ever revealing himself as an angel, except at the end of the story. In the painting, the angel has already…
Polyptych of the Four Crowned Saints, Simplicius (1552), Castelvecchio Museum, Verona. Deretter følger Portrait of an unknown woman (1550) og The Virgin and Child with Saint John the Baptist (1550).
34 år gammel: Polyptych of the Four Crowned Saints, Simplicius er fra 1552, og Antonio Badile ble født i 1518.
Polyptych of the Four Crowned Saints, Simplicius, Portrait of an unknown woman, The Virgin and Child with Saint John the Baptist, Portrait of a Musician, Coffer of the Giusti Family with Stories of Virginia, Polyptych of the Four Crowned Saints, Claudius, Polyptych of the Four Crowned Saints, Nicostratus, Polyptych of the Four Crowned Saints, Simphorianus, Tobias and the Angel og Saints Cecilia, Tiburtius, Valerian. Rangeringen ovenfor viser årstall og museum for hvert verk.
Vår katalog inneholder 10 verk av Antonio Badile, datert fra 1550 til 1560.
Hovedsakelig i Castelvecchio Museum (Verona), Museo del Prado (Madrid) og Nasjonalmuseet (Oslo). Museumslisten ovenfor viser alle.
I 1552: 4 av de 10 verkene på denne siden ble laget da, Polyptych of the Four Crowned Saints, Simplicius av dem.
På denne siden er det eldste Portrait of an unknown woman (1550) og det nyeste Tobias and the Angel (1560).
Man (4), Drapery (2) og Woman (2), fordelt på 10 verk på denne siden.
Oil On Board, for 3 av de 10 verkene på denne siden.
Renaissance, basert på originalene på denne siden.
Polyptych of the Four Crowned Saints, Simplicius, Coffer of the Giusti Family with Stories of Virginia og Polyptych of the Four Crowned Saints, Claudius: Castelvecchio Museum, Verona har 7 av verkene på denne siden.
