Music, Playing the Organ
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"Music, Playing the Organ" is a fresco attributed to the Italian Early Renaissance painter Gentile da Fabriano. The fresco depicts a musician playing a pipe organ, highlighting the importance of music in the artist's time. The depiction of the organ, along with the rich colors and intricate details, are characteristic of Fabriano's style, which is influenced by the International Gothic movement. Fabriano’s works are admired for their meticulous detail, brilliant colors and ornate patterns. The elegant figures and graceful lines create a sense of beauty and harmony, typical of the artist's artistic vision. The fresco likely formed part of a larger cycle of paintings depicting various musical activities.
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