Cenas da legenda de São Vicente de Zaragoza e a história de suas relíquias

ca. 1245–47

On view at The Met Fifth Avenue in Gallery 304

Os monges de Saint-Germain-des-Prés tinham uma devoção especial a São Vicente (m. 304), já que sua abadia tinha sido fundada para receber a relíquia da túnica do santo. O rei Merovíngeo Childeberto (m. 558), que aparece à esquerda montado a cavalo e acompanhado por seu irmão Lotário sobre um cavalo branco, trouxe a relíquia da Espanha. As cenas restantes deste vitral, uma composição a partir de uma cena maior, ilustram os confrontos de São Vicente com o procônsul romano Daciano. Estes painéis, da mesma época dos famosos vitrais de Sainte-Chapelle, a capela real de Luís IX, deixaram claro que, em meados do século XIII, Paris era o centro de um estilo de pintura sobre vidro expressivo e inovador.

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Título: Cenas da legenda de São Vicente de Zaragoza e a história de suas relíquias
Data: ca. 1245–47
Geografia: França, procedente da capela (destruída) da Virgem na abadia de Saint-Germain-des-Prés, Paris
Cultura: França
Meio: Vidro antigo, pintura vítrea, chumbo
Dimensões: 373,4 x 110,5 cm
Linha de créditos: Doação de George D. Pratt, 1924
Número de acesso: 24.167a–k
Curatorial Department: Medieval Art and The Cloisters

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