The vision of St. John in Patmos, detail St. Jacobus d. Younger, St. Thomas

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"The Vision of St. John on Patmos, Detail St. Jacobus d. Younger, St. Thomas" is a fresco by the Italian Renaissance artist Antonio Allegri da Correggio, commonly known as Correggio. This work is part of a larger series of frescoes painted by Correggio in the dome of the San Giovanni Evangelista church in Parma, Italy. The series, completed around 1520-1524, depicts the vision of St. John the Evangelist as described in the Book of Revelation.

In this particular detail, Correggio has masterfully represented two of the apostles: St. Jacobus the Younger and St. Thomas. The fresco captures the moment of divine revelation with a dynamic composition that reflects the turmoil and awe of the apocalyptic vision. St. Jacobus and St. Thomas are portrayed with expressive gestures and intense emotion, as they witness the unfolding celestial events.

Correggio's use of foreshortening and perspective in this fresco was groundbreaking for the time and contributed to the illusion of the dome opening up to the heavens. His skillful handling of light and shadow, along with the fluidity of the figures, creates a sense of movement that draws the viewer's eye upward, enhancing the spiritual experience of the scene.

The fresco is celebrated for its artistic innovation and is considered a masterpiece of High Renaissance art. It showcases Correggio's ability to convey complex theological themes through powerful visual narratives and his influence on the development of Baroque art. The Vision of St. John on Patmos remains an important cultural and historical artifact, reflecting the religious fervor and artistic achievements of the period.

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