Meeting of Pope Leo I and Attila
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- oil on canvas
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- inv_1217
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The painting depicts a historical episode occurred in the year 452 in Mantua, and precisely, according to the most tenacious tradition, at the confluence of the river Mincio in the Po, in the current village of Governolo. Here Pope Leo I, later known as the Great, convinced Attila, king of the Huns who wanted to conquer Rome, to return to Hungary. In Governolo the hydraulic engineer Gabriele Bertazzolo, commissioned by Duke Vincenzo I, from 1609 built the imposing dam that still regulates the course of the Mincio, and in 1614 celebrated the operation by donating this painting to the church.
However Borgani’s canvas had another purpose: to celebrate the Duke for his contribution to the Christian struggle against the Turks, with three military expeditions to Hungary. This aim is conveyed by the fact that the Huns are here dressed like the Turks, and by contemporary figures portrayed in the foreground: Cardinal Ferdinando, son and then successor of the duke, Bertazzolo and Francesco Gonzaga, in that time bishop of Mantua. As if to suggest that, if the barbarian Attila had brought the war from Hungary to Mantua, Duke Vincent of Mantua had brought the war in Hungary, to those new barbarians who were the Turks.
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