Saint Bernard

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Saint Bernard

Creator

Taddeo Crivelli

Italian Illuminator · 1479–1479

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Taddeo Crivelli was one of the illuminators who introduced the Renaissance style into manuscript painting in Ferrara. His first known miniatures date to the early 1450s. In the period roughly coinciding with the rule of Borso d'Este over Ferrara, Crivelli and his workshop were engaged in a number of projects, producing a variety of books for aristocratic patrons as well as for religious institutio

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Saint Bernard holds an abbot's staff and wears the habit of the Cistercian Order. Known in the Middle Ages as the "honey-sweet teacher," Saint Bernard was famous for encouraging emotional devotion to the human aspects of Christ. His emotional approach deeply influenced the development of medieval spirituality.

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Artist/Maker
Taddeo Crivelli
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https://www.getty.edu/art/collection/object/103S78
Date
about 1469
Medium
Tempera colors, gold paint, gold leaf, and ink
Culture
Italian
Object Type
Folio

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Object ID
02529673-db75-4276-94cc-c8b2a180a4bc
Object Type
Folio
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Creator
Taddeo Crivelli
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Culture
Italian
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Medium
Tempera colors, gold paint, gold leaf, and ink
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Department
Manuscripts
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Credit Line
The J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles, Ms. Ludwig IX 13, fol. 183v
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Date
about 1469
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Begin Year
1469
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1469
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