Procession of the Youngest King (detail 9) 1459-60

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"Procession of the Youngest King (detail 9)" is a notable segment of the larger fresco cycle "The Journey of the Magi," painted by the Italian Renaissance artist Benozzo di Lese di Sandro Gozzoli between 1459 and 1460. This fresco is located in the Magi Chapel of the Palazzo Medici Riccardi in Florence, Italy, and is celebrated for its vivid depiction of the opulent procession of the Three Magi to Bethlehem. Gozzoli, a pupil of Fra Angelico, is renowned for his detailed and colorful narrative style, which is vividly displayed in this work.

The fresco cycle was commissioned by Piero de' Medici, a prominent member of the influential Medici family, to adorn the private chapel of their palatial residence. The Medici's patronage of the arts was instrumental in the flourishing of the Renaissance, and Gozzoli's work in the Magi Chapel is a testament to their commitment to artistic excellence and religious devotion.

"Procession of the Youngest King (detail 9)" specifically captures the entourage of the youngest of the Three Magi, traditionally identified as Balthazar. This detail is characterized by its intricate portrayal of the richly dressed figures, exotic animals, and lush landscape, all rendered with Gozzoli's meticulous attention to detail and vibrant use of color. The fresco not only serves as a religious narrative but also as a display of the Medici family's wealth and power, with many of the figures in the procession believed to be portraits of contemporary Florentine nobility, including members of the Medici family themselves.

Gozzoli's work is distinguished by its blend of Gothic and early Renaissance elements, combining a sense of linear perspective with a decorative richness that captures the viewer's eye. The frescoes in the Magi Chapel, including "Procession of the Youngest King (detail 9)," are considered masterpieces of 15th-century Italian art and continue to attract scholars and visitors alike, offering a window into the cultural and artistic milieu of Renaissance Florence.

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