Tier 3

Francesco Gonzaga Diocesan Museum

Pax with the Pietà

Material
parcel-gilt silver, enamels on silver, cameos, worked mother-of-pearl, ivory, gilded metal
Category
Liturgical objects
Inventory
inv_197

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Description

The sign of peace between the celebrant and the faithful, which during the celebration of the Mass precedes Communion and today is given with a handshake, in the early Christian centuries consisted of a kiss. From the thirteenth century to the sixteenth and beyond, it was replaced by a tablet bearing a sacred image, called "osculum pacis" or "table pacis": hence the current name of Pace. Precious examples of these tables remain, true masterpieces of the goldsmith’s art, like this one. The central scene, depicting the dead Christ supported by Mary, John and an angel, work of a mysterious artist who signed himself "Modern", is at the center of a rich architectural composition of mother-of-pearl variously decorated, cameos and enamels with touches of gold, elaborated in forms very close to the central part of the façade of Sant'Andrea, the Mantuan basilica designed by Leon Battista Alberti.

Blockchain information

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UVI ASA
930815806
NFTMicro ASA
1061848903
Right type
OER: experience rights, not ownership of the work
NFTMicro issued
100,000

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