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Saint Martin, on horseback, giving his cloak to a beggar... 1760-1800
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Saint Martin, on horseback, giving his cloak to a beggar... 1760-1800
Saint Martin, on horseback, giving his cloak to a beggar, angels overhead, 1760-1800
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Alms Alms Giving Amorini Angels Baldassare Franceschini Beggar Beggars Charity Cherubim Cloak Destitute Generosity Generous Giving Horseman Horsemen Il Volterrano Knight Riders Saint Martin Sharing St Martin Suit Of Armour Angelic Baldassarre Franceschini Cherubs Giuliano Traballesi Putti Santo
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The captivating print titled "Saint Martin, on horseback, giving his cloak to a beggar. . . 1760-1800" by Giuliano Traballesi takes us back to the 18th century, immersing us in a scene of profound compassion and selflessness. The image depicts Saint Martin mounted on his noble steed, extending his cloak towards a destitute beggar with outstretched hands. Overhead, angelic figures gracefully hover as witnesses to this act of charity. Baldassare Franceschini's masterful etching captures the essence of this iconic moment from Christian lore. In this timeless portrayal, we witness Saint Martin's generous gesture transcending social boundaries and exemplifying the virtues of love and kindness. The black-and-white composition adds depth and intensity to the scene while emphasizing the contrast between light and shadow. The intricate details showcase not only Traballesi's artistic prowess but also provide insight into the clothing styles and armor worn during that era. This artwork serves as a reminder that acts of generosity can bridge divides within society, offering hope for those in need. It invites contemplation on our own capacity for empathy and encourages us to reflect upon how we can make a positive impact in our communities today. Displayed at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, this remarkable piece continues to inspire viewers with its powerful depiction of humanity's potential for compassion amidst adversity.
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