Triumph of St Thomas Aquinas, detail of figure below the throne, from the Spanish Chapel

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"Triumph of St. Thomas Aquinas" is a fresco by the Italian painter Andrea Bonaiuti, also known as Andrea da Firenze, located in the Spanish Chapel (Cappellone degli Spagnoli) of the Santa Maria Novella church in Florence, Italy. Painted between 1365 and 1367, the fresco is a celebration of the intellectual achievements of the Dominican Order, with St. Thomas Aquinas at the center of the composition.

The fresco depicts St. Thomas Aquinas seated on a throne, surrounded by figures representing the virtues, the sciences, and the liberal arts, which are personified by classical and biblical scholars. Below the throne, a detail often highlighted for its symbolic significance, are figures that represent the defeated heresies, with Averroes lying prostrate, symbolizing the triumph of Christian theology over secular philosophy.

The work is a testament to the scholastic philosophy of the time, with Aquinas portrayed as the mediator between religious doctrine and rational thought. The fresco is rich in allegory and iconography, reflecting the intellectual climate of 14th-century Florence and the Dominican Order's role in the promotion of learning and the defense of orthodox Catholic doctrine.

Andrea Bonaiuti's "Triumph of St. Thomas Aquinas" is considered a masterpiece of Gothic art and an important example of the integration of theological content and artistic expression. The fresco's composition, with its hierarchical arrangement of figures and use of perspective, demonstrates the evolving art techniques of the period and foreshadows the coming Renaissance.

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