The Punishment of Korah and the Stoning of Moses and Aaron (detail 3) 1481-82

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"The Punishment of Korah and the Stoning of Moses and Aaron (detail 3) 1481-82" is a fresco by the renowned Italian painter Sandro Botticelli. This work is part of a series of frescoes painted by Botticelli and other artists on the walls of the Sistine Chapel in Vatican City. Commissioned by Pope Sixtus IV, these frescoes depict events from the life of Moses and the life of Christ, symbolically linking the Old Testament with the New Testament and underscoring the continuity of the Christian faith.

Botticelli's contribution to this series, "The Punishment of Korah and the Stoning of Moses and Aaron," illustrates a dramatic episode from the Book of Numbers (Chapter 16) in the Hebrew Bible. The narrative centers on the rebellion of Korah, Dathan, and Abiram against the leadership of Moses and Aaron. In the fresco, Botticelli captures the moment when divine retribution is meted out to the rebels, as the earth opens up to swallow them and their followers, emphasizing the consequences of defying God's chosen representatives.

The fresco is notable for its dynamic composition and the emotional intensity of the figures. Botticelli's mastery of movement and expression is evident in the way he portrays the chaos and terror of the scene. The artist's use of color and his attention to detail contribute to the overall impact of the work, making it a significant example of Quattrocento (15th-century) Italian art.

As a detail of a larger composition, this fresco showcases Botticelli's ability to convey a complex biblical story within the constraints of a limited space, while still maintaining coherence and narrative clarity. The fresco remains an important piece of Renaissance art, reflecting the religious, cultural, and artistic values of the period. It continues to be studied for its artistic merit and its role in the decoration of one of the most famous chapels in the world.

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