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Annunciation, Birth and Crucifixion from Sorpe, by Master of Sorpe, unspecified, 1150

Annunciation, Birth and Crucifixion from Sorpe

Master of Sorpe

1150

unspecified

From the collection of Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya

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Overview

Annunciation, Birth and Crucifixion from Sorpe is a 1150 unspecified by Master of Sorpe, a Byzantine icon painting work, held at Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya.

Who painted this?
Master of Sorpe
When & what style?
1150 · Byzantine icon painting
Where can I see it?
Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya

About this work

This painting shows three figures in a landscape. The figure on the left is an angel with wings and a halo, wearing a red robe over a blue tunic. The figure in the middle is a woman in a blue robe and red head covering, with her hands raised. The figure on the right is a woman in a red robe, with her hands raised. The painting is set against a backdrop of a yellow landscape with red and blue accents. The figures are depicted in a formal, stylized manner, with bold lines and bright colors. The painting's style and composition suggest a medieval or early Renaissance influence. You might also want to explore the works of the Master of Sorpe, who created this painting.

About the artist

Artist

Master of Sorpe

This 12th-century artist painted scenes from the life of Christ in carved oak panels.

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