The Lady of the Assumption Gives St Thomas Her Belt (detail)

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"The Lady of the Assumption Gives St Thomas Her Belt (detail)" is a notable work by the Italian Renaissance painter Bartolomeo Della Gatta. This piece is a fragment of a larger altarpiece that originally depicted the Assumption of the Virgin Mary, a common theme in Christian art that illustrates the Virgin Mary's ascent into heaven. Bartolomeo Della Gatta, born Pietro di Antonio Dei (1448–1502), was a multifaceted artist known for his contributions to painting, manuscript illumination, and architecture during the late 15th century.

The detail captures a poignant moment in Christian iconography where the Virgin Mary, during her Assumption, bestows her belt to St. Thomas the Apostle. According to apocryphal tradition, St. Thomas was the only apostle not present at the Virgin's death and was given the belt as a tangible proof of her Assumption. This narrative element underscores themes of faith and divine intercession, which were central to the religious and artistic milieu of the Renaissance.

Bartolomeo Della Gatta's style is characterized by his meticulous attention to detail, vibrant use of color, and the harmonious composition of his figures. His work often reflects the influence of his contemporaries, such as Piero della Francesca and Luca Signorelli, blending their techniques with his unique artistic vision. The detail of "The Lady of the Assumption Gives St Thomas Her Belt" exemplifies his skill in rendering delicate human expressions and intricate drapery, contributing to the overall emotional and spiritual impact of the scene.

This artwork not only highlights Bartolomeo Della Gatta's technical prowess but also his ability to convey complex theological themes through visual storytelling. Although the original altarpiece has been fragmented, this surviving detail continues to be a testament to the artist's legacy and the rich tapestry of Renaissance religious art.

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