Pentecost 1306
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Scrovegni (Arena) Chapel, Padua, Italy
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Giotto's "Pentecost" (1306), a fresco located in the Scrovegni Chapel in Padua, Italy, depicts the biblical event of the Holy Spirit descending upon the Apostles. The painting's use of architectural perspective and realistic figures was groundbreaking for its time. Giotto was known for his ability to create a sense of depth and space in his artwork, and "Pentecost" is a prime example of this talent. The central figure of Christ, with his disciples gathered around him, evokes a sense of unity and divine grace. The rays of light emanating from above symbolize the Holy Spirit, highlighting the transformative power of this momentous occasion. This artwork is an important testament to Giotto's pivotal role in the development of Renaissance art.
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