61 幅最著名的 安东尼奥·维瓦里尼 作品，每一件都独一无二

The Death of the Virgin

The composition establishes a rigid hierarchy, bifurcating the panel into two distinct realms. In the upper register, Christ appears within a blue mandorla, surrounded by a host of angels to signify the divine transition. Below, the earthly plane is occupied by the recumbent figure of the Virgin Mary, encircled by mourning apostles. This structural division guides the viewer's gaze from the heavenly vision down to the somber, physical reality of…

A Saint (Mark?) Reading

A Saint (Mark?) Reading is a tempera painting on wood by the artist Bartolomeo Vivarini. Created about 1470, the work captures a moment of quietude. A bearded male saint sits in deep contemplation, his gaze fixed upon the pages of a book. The figure is set against a luminous gold ground that holds the subject in a steady, unmoving light.

Hieronymus Altar of Santo Stefano in Venedig: Saint Ambrose

The figure of Saint Ambrose emerges from a luminous gold leaf background, a hallmark of the Venetian school in 1441. This vertical, single-panel study presents the saint in full episcopal regalia, emphasizing his authority through liturgical vestments. The composition relies on a shallow perspective, stripping away spatial depth to focus entirely on the iconographic presence of the subject. Heavy, flowing folds in the drapery create a sense of physical weight,…

Saint Peter Martyr Healing the Leg of a Young Man

In this intimate scene, titled Saint Peter Martyr Healing the Leg of a Young Man, the artist Antonio Vivarini captures a moment of profound divine intervention. The work, dating to ca. 1450, brings to life a specific miracle from the life of the Dominican friar who was murdered by heretics in 1252. We witness the saint performing a restorative act upon a youth, a narrative that likely formed part of…

John the Baptist

The portrait of John the Baptist by Antonio Vivarini presents a single figure depicted from the waist up. This composition is contained within a vertical, arched panel. The subject is positioned slightly off-center against a gold-ground background. He is characterized by long, wavy auburn hair and a matching beard. A voluminous green cloak is draped over his shoulder, covering a simple tunic worn beneath it.

Hieronymus Altarpiece of Santo Stefano in Venedig: Saint Mark

The Hieronymus Altarpiece of Santo Stefano in Venedig: Saint Mark is a significant work by the Venetian painter Antonio Vivarini. Executed in 1441, the piece originates from a period of transition in Venetian religious art. It is currently held in the Kunsthistorisches Museum in Vienna.

Saint Petronius and Saint James

Virgin and Child

Saint Clare

Madonna and Child with Saints