Funeral of St. Jerome 1465
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brown tone
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sculpture
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holy-places
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charcoal art
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oil painting
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unrealistic statue
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earthy tone
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coffee painting
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underpainting
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christianity
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mythology
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brown colour palette
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watercolor
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Filippo Lippi’s "Funeral of St. Jerome" (1465) depicts the death of the 4th-century theologian and scholar, surrounded by mourners. The scene is set amidst a landscape, with the focus on the group of figures gathered around St. Jerome's body. Above, in a celestial scene, God, surrounded by angels, welcomes St. Jerome's soul into heaven. Lippi’s depiction of the event combines elements of realism with a sense of spiritual awe, reflecting the artistic trends of the Early Renaissance. The painting's detailed depiction of the figures, their emotional expressions, and the surrounding landscape contributes to a sense of both earthly and heavenly presence.
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