CARPACCIO, Vittore (* 1472, Venezia, d. 1526, Capodistria) St. Jerome und der Löwe 1502 Tempera auf Leinwand, 141 x 211 cm Scuola di San Giorgio degli Schiavoni, Venedig Folge Nr. 2 der Serie von sieben Gemälden „Episoden aus dem Leben der Heiligen Jerome, Georg und Triphun“. In den anderen Leinwänden stützt sich Vittore Carpaccio weniger auf seine Bezüge zum täglichen Leben und den Bräuchen des zeitgenössischen Venedig als auf die Vision des Heiligen Augustin. Der St. Jerome und der Löwe und die Beerdigung von St. Jerome, datiert 1502, enthalten noch einige Ansichten, die an den Teil der Stadt erinnern, in dem die Scuola stand, insbesondere die

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CARPACCIO, Vittore (b. 1472, Venezia, d. 1526, Capodistria) St Jerome and the Lion 1502 Tempera on canvas, 141 x 211 cm Scuola di San Giorgio degli Schiavoni, Venice Episode No. 2 of the series of seven paintings "Episodes from the Life of Sts Jerome, George and Triphun". In the other canvases Vittore Carpaccio relies less on his references to the daily life and customs of contemporary Venice than in the Vision of St Augustin. The St Jerome and the Lion and the Funeral of St Jerome, dated 1502, still contain some views that recall the part of the city where the Scuola stood, especially the area around the church of San Giovanni al Tempio and the Hospital of Santa Caterina as they appear in the map of Venice drawn up by Jacopo de' Barbari in 1500. Set in the open square surrounded by carefully planned architectural constructions, the story of St Jerome and the Lion unfolds in several separate episodes, for the most part centering round the figure of the wild beast, tamed by the saint. The monks are shown running in all directions, their blue and white tunics flapping in the wind; the details of the palm trees, the Turks with their turbans and a few exotic animals are the only elements that suggest that the event is actually taking place in Bethlehem, where according to the Legenda Aurea, the Bishop of Split had retired to. --- Keywords: -------------- Author: CARPACCIO, Vittore Title: St Jerome and the Lion Time-line: 1501-1550 School: Italian Form: painting Type: religious

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