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LRI4695137 How Benedict turns into a snake of wine a servant hid to him Detail - fresco of the cloitre made by Antonio Bazzi dit il Sodoma (1477 - 1549) recounting the life of Saint Benedict of Nursie (480 - 567) founder of the Order of Benedictine 1503 - 1508 Abbey about Monte Oliveto Maggiore, Florence by Sodoma, Giovanni Antonio Bazzi (1477-1549); Abbey of Monte Oliveto Maggiore, Chiusure, Asciano, Tuscany, Italy; (add.info.: How Benedict turns into a snake of wine a servant hid to him Detail - fresco of the cloitre made by Antonio Bazzi dit il Sodoma (1477 - 1549) recounting the life of Saint Benedict of Nursie (480 - 567) founder of the Order of Benedictine 1503 - 1508 Abbey about Monte Oliveto Maggiore, Florence); Luisa Ricciarini; Italian, out of copyright
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This print showcases a mesmerizing detail from the fresco titled "How Benedict turns into a snake of wine, a servant hid to him". Created by Antonio Bazzi, also known as il Sodoma, this masterpiece is part of the cloister at the Abbey of Monte Oliveto Maggiore in Florence. The fresco depicts an extraordinary event from the life of Saint Benedict of Nursie, who founded the Order of Benedictine. In this particular scene, Saint Benedict miraculously transforms into a snake after discovering that a servant had hidden wine from him. The intricate brushwork and vibrant colors bring this moment to life on the walls of the abbey. Antonio Bazzi's skillful portrayal captures both the punishment aspect and religious symbolism associated with this transformation. The serpent represents temptation and sin while also alluding to biblical references such as Adam and Eve's encounter with a serpent in Eden. This artwork not only reflects Christian beliefs but also exemplifies Renaissance artistry through its attention to detail and storytelling ability. It serves as a reminder of how art has been used throughout history to convey moral lessons and inspire contemplation. Luisa Ricciarini's photograph beautifully captures every nuance of this remarkable fresco detail, allowing viewers to appreciate its intricacies even if they cannot visit it in person.
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