The History of Pope Alexander III 1105-81- The Entrance of the Pope and Emperor Frederick Barbarossa c.1123-90 into Rome, 1407 2

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"The History of Pope Alexander III 1105-81: The Entrance of the Pope and Emperor Frederick Barbarossa c.1123-90 into Rome, 1407 2" is a notable fresco by the Italian painter Luca Spinello Aretino, also known as Spinello Aretino. Created in 1407, this artwork is part of a series of frescoes that depict the life and events associated with Pope Alexander III, who served as the head of the Catholic Church and ruler of the Papal States from 1159 to 1181. The fresco specifically illustrates the historical moment when Pope Alexander III and the Holy Roman Emperor Frederick Barbarossa entered Rome, a significant event that reflects the complex relationship between the papacy and secular rulers during the Middle Ages.

Spinello Aretino, born around 1350 and active until his death in 1410, was a prominent painter of the early Renaissance period. His work is characterized by its vivid narrative quality and adherence to the Gothic style, which was prevalent before the full flowering of Renaissance art. The fresco in question is located in Siena, Italy, and is part of a larger body of work that showcases Aretino's skill in depicting historical and religious subjects with dramatic effect and attention to detail.

The fresco captures a moment of political and religious reconciliation, as the relationship between Pope Alexander III and Emperor Frederick Barbarossa was marked by conflicts, including the disputes over the authority of the papacy versus the emperor. The entrance into Rome symbolizes a temporary resolution of these conflicts and is a testament to the intricate power dynamics of the time.

As a historical artifact, the fresco provides valuable insight into the artistic conventions of the period, as well as the political and religious context of 12th-century Italy. It remains an important work for scholars studying the interplay of art, history, and politics in the late medieval period, and it continues to attract attention for its aesthetic qualities and its portrayal of a pivotal episode in the history of the papacy.

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