The Dormition of the Virgin

The Dormition of the Virgin

Artist: Master of the Stams Crucifixion (Austrian, Active 1420s - active 1430s)

Original Dimensions: 35" x 28 1/4"

Location: National Gallery of Art, London

About Artwork: (1420s) "The dormition of the Virgin is the term used to refer to her death and literally means the ‘falling asleep’. According to the Golden Legend (a thirteenth-century compilation of the lives of the saints), Saint John the Evangelist was miraculously brought to her side, followed by all the apostles (from wherever in the world they had been preaching the message of Christ). Together they performed the death rites for her. The saint in the white robes swinging the censer is Peter; the clean-shaven figure holding the palm leaf is John. In front of the bed, a monk kneels in prayer; he may be the painting’s patron. The picture is unusual in that it seems to show 13 apostles, when there were only 12. It may have been made as part of a larger painting, perhaps an altarpiece, possibly for the Cistercian monastery at Stams in Tyrol, Austria." - (National Gallery of Art, London)

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