St.Ursula taking leave of her father, c.1500

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"St. Ursula Taking Leave of Her Father" is a renowned painting by the Italian Renaissance artist Vittore Carpaccio, created around the year 1500. This artwork is part of a series dedicated to the life of Saint Ursula, a legendary Christian saint revered for her piety and martyrdom. Carpaccio's series on Saint Ursula was commissioned for the Scuola di Sant'Orsola (Confraternity of Saint Ursula) in Venice, reflecting the city's deep-rooted veneration for the saint and her story.

The painting captures a poignant moment as Saint Ursula bids farewell to her father before embarking on a pilgrimage across Europe, a journey that, according to legend, would ultimately lead to her martyrdom. Carpaccio's mastery in narrative storytelling is evident in the detailed depiction of the characters and their emotional expressions, set against a meticulously rendered architectural backdrop that reflects the artist's keen observation and the influence of contemporary Venetian architecture.

Measuring 280 cm by 255 cm, this oil on canvas masterpiece is celebrated for its vibrant color palette, intricate details, and the harmonious blend of religious narrative with the everyday life of Venice at the turn of the 16th century. The work's composition, with Saint Ursula at the center surrounded by a group of figures, showcases Carpaccio's skill in creating dynamic and engaging scenes filled with depth and realism.

Today, "St. Ursula Taking Leave of Her Father" is housed in the Gallerie dell'Accademia in Venice, where it continues to attract scholars and art enthusiasts alike. Its historical significance, both as a piece of the Ursula cycle and as an example of Carpaccio's contribution to the Venetian Renaissance, makes it a pivotal work in the study of early 16th-century Italian art.

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