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Annunciation - The Giotto's school of Rimini
The museum
Following Jesus’ traces
Curators
Massalini Chiara, Mascioli Sofia e Marchiani Chiara
Description of the museum
In this museum there are six frescoes about Jesus’ life. They come from the monastery of St. Antonio in Polesine. It was founded in 1297. Chronologically arranged, the frescoes are about Jesus’ life. The first fresco is about pregnant Mary. The second one is about Jesus' childhood. The third one is about Jesus among the doctors. The fourth one is about the crucifixion. The fifth one is about the Dormitio Virginis. The sixth one is about the assumption of the Virgin Mary. These frescoes belong to Giotto’s school of Rimini and date back from the 14th century. Our intention is to make people know Jesus' life and Giotto's school technique.
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Author: Giotto’s school of Rimini
Title: Annunciation
Subject : Archangel Gabriel announces that Mary is pregnant
Date: 14th century
Technique: fresco
Author: Giotto’s school of Rimini
Title: Flight into Egypt
Subject : Mary, Joseph and Jesus fleeing into Egypt
Date: 14th century
Technique: fresco
Author: Giotto’s school of Rimini
Title: Crucifixion
Subject : Jesus crucified
Date: 14th century
Material: colours
Technique: fresco
Author: Giotto’s school of Rimini
Title: Dormitio Virginis
Subject : The death of the Virgin Mary
Date: 14th century
Material: colours
Technique: fresco
Author: Giotto’s school of Rimini
Title: Dormitio Virginis
Subject : The death of the Virgin Mary
Date: 14th century
Material: colours
Technique: fresco
Author: Giotto’s school of Rimini
Title: The assumption of Virgin Mary
Subject : The assumption of Virgin Mary into heaven
Date: 14 th century
Material: colours
Technique: fresco
The picture describes the assumption of the Virgin Mary to haven. In the foreground there is the Virgin Mary with angels that are in a white dress. In the middle there is Saint Augustine that is praying. In the bottom left-hand corner there is a man that is praying and is looking upwards. . The picture makes the viewer feel calm. The artist uses light colors to express calm. The picture inspires the viewer to think about liberty.
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