Cardinal Nicholas of Rouen 1351-52

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"Cardinal Nicholas of Rouen 1351-52" is a notable fresco by the Italian painter Tommaso da Modena, whose full name is Tommaso Barisini, also known as Tommaso da Modena. Created in the mid-14th century, this artwork is part of a series of frescoes that Tommaso painted in the chapter house of the Dominican monastery of San Nicolò in Treviso, Italy, between 1351 and 1352. The frescoes depict a series of seated ecclesiastics, each working at a desk, and are celebrated for their lifelike representation and attention to detail.

The fresco of Cardinal Nicholas of Rouen is particularly significant as it showcases Tommaso's skill in portraiture and his ability to convey the individual character and status of his subjects. The cardinal is depicted in a moment of scholarly pursuit, reflecting the intellectual endeavors of the Dominican order. The fresco stands out for its realistic portrayal of the textures and materials, such as the rich fabrics of the cardinal's vestments and the intricate details of the furnishings.

Tommaso da Modena's work on this fresco and the others in the series is considered an important contribution to the development of Northern Italian painting. His style is characterized by a delicate use of color and a clear narrative approach, which would influence later artists in the region. The fresco of Cardinal Nicholas of Rouen is an exemplary piece of Tommaso's oeuvre, encapsulating the artistic and cultural values of the mid-14th century in Italy.

The fresco has been studied extensively by art historians and is often cited as an early example of individualized portraiture that would become more prevalent in the Renaissance period. It remains an invaluable piece of cultural heritage, offering insight into the religious and artistic milieu of the time. The chapter house, including the fresco of Cardinal Nicholas of Rouen, has been preserved and can be visited by the public, allowing a direct encounter with this masterpiece of Gothic art.

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