San Domenico

  • Técnica pictóricaAcrílico sobre lienzo
  • Tipo de técnicaArte de pared
  • Movimiento artísticoBaroque
  • Fecha de creación1494
  • Periodo artísticoRenacimiento
  • MuseoSan Domenico

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San Domenico (Bolonia, Italia)

Descubre la Basílica San Domenico en Bolonia: Una obra maestra del arte y la fe que atraviesa siglos! Admira esculturas de Miguel Ángel, frescos de Guido Reni y detalles barrocos impresionantes.

Saint Proculus by MICHELANGELO Buonarroti

The Basilica of San Domenico in Bologna stands as a testament to artistic grandeur, housing treasures that illuminate the Renaissance spirit. Among these masterpieces is *Saint Proculus*, sculpted by Michelangelo Buonarroti between 1494 and 1495—a work that embodies the artist’s unparalleled mastery of marble and his profound understanding of human emotion.

Michelangelo, already establishing himself as a prodigious talent in Florence, received a commission from Cardinal Pietro Bembo to create this statue for the basilica's altar. Influenced by Donatello’s sculptures—particularly *Saint John Baptist*—and Masaccio’s innovative use of perspective—a revolutionary approach at the time—Michelangelo embarked on a project that would solidify his reputation as one of the foremost sculptors of his era.

The statue depicts Saint Proculus, Bishop of Bologna and martyr for the faith, in a posture of serene contemplation. Michelangelo meticulously crafted every detail, capturing the drapery folds with astonishing realism—a technique honed through years of study and experimentation. The sculptor’s attention to anatomical accuracy reflects his unwavering commitment to classical ideals of beauty and proportion.

Beyond its technical brilliance, *Saint Proculus* resonates with symbolic significance. Representing humility and piety—qualities revered during the Renaissance—the statue serves as a reminder of spiritual devotion and moral virtue. Michelangelo’s masterful depiction conveys an aura of solemn dignity, inviting viewers to contemplate themes of faith, sacrifice, and divine grace.

The sculpture's placement within the basilica underscores its importance as a devotional object—a focal point for prayer and contemplation. Its enduring presence testifies to Michelangelo’s artistic legacy—a testament to his genius that continues to inspire artists and scholars alike. To delve deeper into Michelangelo Buonarroti’s life and oeuvre, explore resources such as https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michelangelo or visit Casa Buonarroti: https://www.casabuonarroti.it/

  • Artist: Michelangelo Buonarroti
  • Year Created: 1494–1495
  • Medium: Marble
  • Location: Basilica of San Domenico, Bologna
  • Style: Renaissance

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Saint Proculus by MICHELANGELO Buonarroti

Detalles de la obra

  • Título: San Domenico
  • Artista: Miguel Ángel
  • Año: 1494
  • Formato: Formato vertical
  • Estado de derechos de autor: Dominio público
  • Dónde verla: San Domenico
  • Paleta de colores: Tonos neutros
  • Color principal: Gris masilla
  • Propósito: Acento cromático
  • Palabras clave: pietà, basílica san domenico bolonia, arte italiano antiguo

Datos clave

  • Subject or theme: Saint Proculus
  • Title: St Proculus
  • Movement: Renacimiento
  • Notable elements or techniques: Claroscuro
  • Influences: Nicolò dell'Arca
  • Year: 1494
  • Artistic style: Manierismo

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