Bugnon altarpiece left hand panel depicting the deliverance of a soul from purgatory

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The Bugnon Altarpiece, a significant work by the Swiss painter Hans Fries, is renowned for its vivid depiction of religious themes during the late Gothic period. The left-hand panel of this triptych is particularly notable for its portrayal of the Deliverance of a Soul from Purgatory. Created around 1490, this panel, along with the rest of the altarpiece, is a testament to Fries's skill in conveying complex theological concepts through his art.

The panel illustrates the Catholic doctrine of purgatory, a state where souls undergo purification before entering heaven. In the foreground, a soul, often represented as a small, naked figure, is shown being released from the flames of purgatory through the intercession of saints and the prayers of the living. The composition typically features a rich array of characters, including angels, saints, and possibly patrons or members of the confraternity that commissioned the work.

Hans Fries was known for his expressive figures and use of vivid colors, which are evident in this panel. His work reflects the transition from the medieval style to the early Renaissance, as seen in the realistic depiction of figures and the use of perspective. The Deliverance of a Soul from Purgatory is a prime example of Fries's ability to blend these elements with the symbolic and narrative requirements of religious art of his time.

The Bugnon Altarpiece, originally located in Fribourg, Switzerland, has been recognized for its artistic and historical significance. The left-hand panel, in particular, offers insight into the religious practices and beliefs of the late 15th century, as well as the stylistic developments in Swiss painting. Today, the altarpiece is an important piece for scholars studying the period and is valued for its aesthetic beauty and cultural importance.

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