The Birth and Infancy of St. Stephen 1465
filippolippi
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sculpture
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holy-places
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derelict
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unrealistic statue
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underpainting
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arch
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christianity
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painting painterly
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watercolour illustration
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mixed media
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watercolor
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historical building
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statue
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christ
Filippo Lippi's "The Birth and Infancy of St. Stephen" from 1465 is a vibrant depiction of the saint's birth and early life. The fresco features a bustling scene within a Renaissance-style interior, with the central figure being Stephen's mother, attended by several women. A winged angel, symbolizing divine protection, carries the infant Stephen and a second angel, representing God's blessing, appears at the top. The scene is full of realistic detail and lively figures, characteristic of Lippi's style. The painting also incorporates a dramatic landscape in the background with architectural elements that emphasize the importance of the event.
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