Saint Francis
Federico Barocci
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Painted between 1600 and 1604, the work reflects the Counter-Reformation’s emphasis on direct, emotional engagement with the divine. Barocci translates Franciscan piety into a deeply human vision, inviting viewers to contemplate the saint’s self-denial and ecstatic union with Christ, while demonstrating the painter’s skill in blending naturalism with devotional intensity.
Saint Francis by Master of Federico Barocci
Saint Francis by Federico Barocci depicts the saint in a moment of mystical devotion, kneeling before a crucifix and absorbed in prayer. The scene is illuminated with Barocci’s signature soft light and delicate color harmonies, emphasizing the saint’s humility and spiritual fervor.
