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Adoration of the Kings (Damaskinos)

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257: 269: 317: 305: 341: 329: 281: 293: 405: 43: 214: 201:'s logic, the king is embraced by kings. The viewer's eye has to search for the Virgin and Child. The scene is saturated with important figures namely the three magi. Two of the magi are crowned. After establishing the royal hierarchical structure one of the hi ranking nobles kneels before baby Jesus transferring power to the infant. A young boy is also bringing the young king a crown. The magi are offering gifts of gold, frankincense, and myrrh. Two of the magi are wearing jewelry and earrings. 204:
The entire painting is saturated with figures participating in the nativity scene. Animals adorn the landscape camels, horses, and cows. A unique donkey sits right behind the Virgin Mary. The kings are dressed in silk robes elaborate striations suggest folds of fabric. The magi kneeling before
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with traditional Greek mannerisms creating a spectacular proportion of symmetry. The gilded background does not interfere with the painter's ability to establish his unique new style. The new style was the prototype for the next two hundred years of Greek painting.
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and gold leaf on wood with dimensions 43.3 in (109.9 cm) x 33.4 in (84.8 cm). It was created towards the end of the 16th century. The central figure is the king. The painter wants to emphasize the importance of the visitors of the newborn king. According to
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at a younger age. The painter may have added himself to the scene. The clothing and weapons suggest 16th century Venice. One of the soldiers to the right of the mountain holds a flag representing the king's kingdom.
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The tempera painting offers intricate geometric complexity. The picture can be broken down into triangular components. There is a cluster of figures to our right.
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technique. There is a brilliant array of colors all over the painting. He clearly illustrates the foreground and the background. He blends Italian
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The painting was recently restored. Regrettably, with every restoration, some parts of the painting become lost. In the
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creating a new prototype of painting. He was followed by countless artists both Greek and Italian. His version of the
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the young king is dressed in an elaborate robe with intricate decorations and colors. The king in red may have been
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is a very important painting because it reveals the mixture of painting styles prevalent in most of his works. The
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some of the eyes were lost to the cleaning techniques employed. In the restoration of the
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110 cm Γ— 85 cm (43.3 in Γ— 33.5 in)
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Hatzinikolaou, Nicou & Konstandoudaki-Kitromilidou, Maria (1990).
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painted in parts of Italy and Greece. He was primarily active in
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Collection of Saint Catherine's Monastery Mount Sinai, Egypt
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Dominikos Theotokopoulos Kris the El Greco of Crete (Greek)
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Index


Michael Damaskinos
Movement
Cretan School
Heraklion
tempera
Michele Damaschino
Damaschino
The Last Supper
Michele Damaschino
Heraklion
Sicily
Venice
Cretan Renaissance
Venetian technique
Heraklion
tempera
Damaschino
Damaschino

Damaschino
cangiante
Venetian painting
restoration of the Sistine Chapel frescoes
Nativity Scene
Virgin and Christ
Detail of Kings
Detail of Magi
Detail of Young Man
Detail of Crowning Child

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