L'angelo Ordina A San Giuseppe Difuggire In Egitto

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"L'angelo ordina a San Giuseppe di fuggire in Egitto" (The Angel Orders Saint Joseph to Flee to Egypt) is a Baroque painting by the Italian artist Andrea Sacchi, a prominent painter of the Roman school in the 17th century. This artwork, dating from the 1630s, is a representation of the biblical episode described in the Gospel of Matthew (2:13-15), where an angel appears to Joseph in a dream, warning him to take the Virgin Mary and the infant Jesus to Egypt to escape the massacre of the innocents ordered by King Herod.

Sacchi's interpretation of this scene is noted for its clarity and restrained elegance, hallmarks of his style that set him apart from his contemporaries. The painting is characterized by its harmonious composition, the delicate interplay of light and shadow, and the serene yet expressive figures that convey the urgency of the angelic message. Sacchi's use of color and his ability to render the textures of fabrics and the softness of the angel's wings are particularly admired.

The work is a fine example of Sacchi's contribution to the development of classicism in Baroque art, emphasizing balance and moderation over the more dramatic and emotional tendencies of his peers. "L'angelo ordina a San Giuseppe di fuggire in Egitto" not only reflects the religious and artistic sensibilities of the period but also offers insight into Sacchi's personal artistic philosophy, which favored narrative clarity and idealized beauty.

This painting is significant in the oeuvre of Andrea Sacchi as it encapsulates the transition between the High Baroque and the emerging classicist tendencies that would dominate the latter part of the 17th century in Rome. It remains an important work for studies of Baroque art and the Roman school, as well as for those interested in the visual interpretation of biblical narratives during this period.

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