St. Bartholomew, detail from the Sant'Emidio polyptych, 1473

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"St. Bartholomew, detail from the Sant'Emidio Polyptych" is a notable work by the Italian Renaissance artist Carlo Crivelli, created in 1473. This piece forms part of the larger Sant'Emidio Polyptych, originally commissioned for the church of Sant'Emidio in Ascoli Piceno, Italy. The polyptych, a multi-panel painting, is a significant example of Crivelli's detailed and ornate style, characterized by its vivid colors, intricate gold leafing, and the expressive realism of the figures depicted.

The panel featuring St. Bartholomew showcases the saint in a posture of serene dignity, holding the knife that symbolizes his martyrdom. Crivelli's mastery in the use of perspective and his meticulous attention to the textures of fabrics and materials are evident in this work. The saint's gaze, directed towards the viewer, along with the detailed rendering of his attributes, not only serves as a devotional image but also as a testament to the artist's skill in capturing the human form and its spiritual essence.

Carlo Crivelli, born around 1430 and active until his death in 1495, was a contemporary of other Renaissance masters but developed a distinctive style that set his work apart. His preference for highly decorative elements, the use of architectural features to frame his figures, and the emotional intensity of his subjects are all exemplified in the "St. Bartholomew" panel.

The Sant'Emidio Polyptych, including the "St. Bartholomew" detail, is celebrated for its artistic and historical significance. It reflects the religious and cultural milieu of 15th-century Italy, showcasing the devotion of its patrons and the skill of its creator. Today, the work is preserved and displayed in the Pinacoteca Civica of Ascoli Piceno, allowing scholars and the public alike to appreciate Crivelli's contribution to the Renaissance art movement.

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