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2005年7月25日 (一) 01:24 | ![]() | 750 × 530(96 KB) | Matanya (usurped)(留言 | 贡献) | from en wikipedia. Caravaggio, “Supper at Emmaus”, painted 1601-02. Size: 77 by 55 inches (195 by 139 cm). National Gallery, London (UK). <br> Source: http://www.kfki.hu/~arthp/html (Web Gallery of Art). <br> Picture prepared for Wikipedia by |
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(b. 1571, Caravaggio, d. 1610, Porto Ercole) Supper at Emmaus 1601-02 Oil on canvas, 139 x 195 cm National Gallery, London The gospel according to St Luke (24:13-32) tells of the meeting of two disciples with the resurrected Christ. It is only during the meal that his companions recognize him in the way he blesses and breaks the bread. But with that, the vision of Christ vanishes. In the gospel according to St Mark (16:12) he is said to have appeared to them "in an other form" which is why Caravaggio did not paint him with a beard at the age of his crucifixion, but as a youth. The host seems interested but somewhat confused at the surprise and emotion shown by the disciples. The light falling sharply from the top left to illuminate the scene has all the suddenness of the moment of recognition. It captures the climax of the story, the moment at which seeing becomes recognizing. In other words, the lighting in the painting is not merely illumination, but also an allegory. It models the objects, makes them visible to the eye and is at the same time a spiritual portrayal of the revelation, the vision, that will be gone in an instant. Caravaggio has offset the transience of this fleeting moment in the tranquillity of his still life on the table. On the surfaces of the glasses, crockery, bread and fruit, poultry and vine leaves, he unfurls all the sensual magic of textural portrayal in a manner hitherto unprecedented in Italian painting. The realism with which Caravaggio treated even religious subjects - apostles who look like labourers, the plump and slightly feminine figure of Christ - met with the vehement disapproval of the clergy.
Author: CARAVAGGIO Title: Supper at Emmaus Time-line: 1551-1600 School: Italian Form: painting Type: religious |
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