St Roche Among The Plague Victims And The Madonna In Glory 1575

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"St. Roch among the Plague Victims and the Madonna in Glory" is a 16th-century oil painting by the Italian artist Jacopo Bassano, also known as Jacopo da Ponte. Created in 1575, this work reflects the Mannerist style that was prevalent during the late Renaissance period, characterized by complex compositions, vivid colors, and a departure from the harmonious proportions and balance found in High Renaissance art.

The painting depicts two distinct scenes within a single canvas. In the lower register, St. Roch, the patron saint of plague victims, is shown ministering to the sick and dying during an outbreak of the plague. This scene is filled with dramatic emotion and captures the despair of the afflicted, as well as the compassion and bravery of St. Roch, who was believed to protect against the disease. The saint is typically identified by the plague sore on his thigh, and in this painting, he is shown lifting his garment to reveal the wound, while an angel above him points to the lesion, signifying his intercession and divine protection.

In stark contrast, the upper part of the painting features the Madonna in Glory, surrounded by a host of angels. The Virgin Mary is depicted ascending into heaven, bathed in celestial light, symbolizing hope and salvation. This juxtaposition of earthly suffering with heavenly transcendence is a powerful representation of the Catholic Church's message of redemption and the promise of eternal life for the faithful.

Jacopo Bassano was known for his innovative approach to religious subjects, often infusing them with a sense of realism and emotional depth. His use of light and shadow, as well as his attention to detail in the depiction of figures and landscapes, has earned him a place among the great masters of Venetian painting. "St. Roch among the Plague Victims and the Madonna in Glory" is a testament to Bassano's skill in conveying complex theological concepts through his art, and it remains an important work for the study of Renaissance painting and its social context during a time of crisis and faith.

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