St Sebastian (on the pillar) 1464-65

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St. Sebastian (on the pillar) is a notable fresco created by the Italian Renaissance painter Benozzo di Lese di Sandro Gozzoli, commonly known as Benozzo Gozzoli, around 1464-65. This work exemplifies Gozzoli's mastery in fresco painting and his ability to convey religious themes with vivid detail and emotional depth. The fresco depicts St. Sebastian, a Christian martyr and saint, who is traditionally portrayed tied to a pillar or tree and shot with arrows, symbolizing his persecution and steadfast faith.

Benozzo Gozzoli, a pupil of Fra Angelico, was renowned for his vibrant and detailed frescoes, which often included elaborate landscapes and a multitude of figures. His work on St. Sebastian (on the pillar) is no exception, showcasing his skill in creating lifelike human forms and expressions. The fresco is characterized by its rich color palette and intricate details, which bring the scene to life and evoke a sense of reverence and solemnity.

The depiction of St. Sebastian in this fresco is particularly striking due to Gozzoli's attention to anatomical precision and the emotional intensity conveyed through the saint's facial expression and posture. The arrows piercing St. Sebastian's body are rendered with meticulous care, emphasizing his suffering and martyrdom. The background of the fresco, although less detailed, provides a harmonious setting that complements the central figure without detracting from its prominence.

St. Sebastian (on the pillar) reflects the broader artistic trends of the Italian Renaissance, including a focus on humanism, naturalism, and the use of perspective to create depth. Gozzoli's work on this fresco not only highlights his technical prowess but also his ability to infuse religious subjects with a sense of humanity and pathos. This fresco remains an important example of Gozzoli's contribution to Renaissance art and his enduring legacy as a master fresco painter.

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