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Placa de Pentecostes

ca. 1150–75
On view at The Met Cloisters in Gallery 14
Mais de 12 tonalidades, brilhantes como gemas, adornam esta obra-prima diminuta que representa o momento em que, de acordo com o Ato dos Apóstolos no Novo Testamento, o Espírito Santo outorgou aos Apóstolos o poder de assumir seu ministério. No quinquagésimo dia depois da Páscoa, veio do céu um som parecido com um forte vento e línguas de fogo pairaram sobre os apóstolos, que passaram a falar outros idiomas. Aqui, São Pedro, ladeado pelos apóstolos, segura as chaves do céu. A mão de Deus aparece sobre sua cabeça. Esta placa é parte de uma série feita na região de Mosa (hoje França e Bélgica), e provavelmente era parte de um altar ou púlpito.

Artwork Details

Object Information
  • Título: Placa de Pentecostes
  • Data: ca. 1150–60
  • Geografia: Países Baixos do Sul, Vale do rio Mosa
  • Meio: Esmalte champlevé e translúcido sobre cobre dourado
  • Dimensões: 10,3 x 10,3 cm
  • Linha de créditos: Coleção Os Claustros, 1965
  • Número de acesso: 65.105
  • Curatorial Department: Medieval Art and The Cloisters

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