St Bernardino of Siena 1380-1444 saving a young man hit on the head with a shovel 1473

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"St Bernardino of Siena 1380-1444 saving a young man hit on the head with shovel 1473" is a notable work by Italian Renaissance painter Fiorenzo Lorenzo. This painting, created in 1473, depicts a significant event in the life of St Bernardino of Siena, a popular Franciscan missionary and patron saint of advertising and public relations, who was canonized by the Catholic Church.

Fiorenzo di Lorenzo (active 1472 – 1522), an Italian painter of the Umbrian school, was a contemporary of Pietro Perugino. His works are characterized by their meticulous detail, rich colour palette, and complex compositions, elements that are evident in this particular artwork.

The painting vividly portrays the incident where St Bernardino of Siena miraculously saves a young man who was struck on the head with a shovel. The art piece serves as a narrative of the saint's ability to enact miracles, demonstrating his sanctity and connection with the divine. This work is an illustrative example of Fiorenzo di Lorenzo's style, with the figures' expressive faces and gestures, the effective use of perspective and shadow, and the careful depiction of architectural and natural elements.

Apart from the central miraculous event, the painting also incorporates in the background detailed representations of daily life in 15th-century Italy, providing insight into the social and cultural context of the period. This remarkable painting, thus, is not just a religious narrative but also a historical document of its time.

The artwork currently resides in the esteemed collection of the National Gallery, London. It serves as one of the masterpieces of Italian Renaissance art and continues to be studied extensively by scholars and art enthusiasts for its historical and artistic significance.

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