Ms 572 f.125r Historiated initial 'E' depicting St. Peter as the first bishop of Rome from an antiphon from Santa Maria del Carmine

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Ms 572 f.125r is a historiated initial 'E' that serves as a significant example of Renaissance religious art, found within an antiphonary from the church of Santa Maria del Carmine. This illuminated manuscript page was created by Don Simone Camaldolese, a noted Italian monk and artist of the 15th century. The initial 'E' is elaborately decorated and contains a depiction of St. Peter, who is traditionally recognized as the first bishop of Rome and a foundational figure in Christianity.

The artwork is a testament to the skill and religious devotion of Don Simone Camaldolese, whose work is characterized by its intricate detail and rich symbolism. The historiated initial, which marks the beginning of a chant or response in the antiphonary, is not only a functional element guiding the reader through the text but also serves as a devotional image intended to inspire reflection on the life and teachings of St. Peter.

The antiphonary from which this initial comes was likely used in liturgical services at the church of Santa Maria del Carmine, indicating the importance of music and visual art in the worship practices of the time. The manuscript is a valuable piece of cultural heritage, offering insights into the religious life, artistic expression, and bookmaking techniques of the Italian Renaissance.

As an object of historical and artistic significance, Ms 572 f.125r is a subject of interest for scholars studying the history of religious art, manuscript illumination, and the role of such works in the context of liturgical practices. The historiated initial 'E' depicting St. Peter is a remarkable example of the convergence of artistry and faith, reflecting the broader cultural currents of its period.

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