Примери за използване на Benozzo на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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During this assignment, Benozzo had the opportunity to refine his perspective illustration skills.
In order to paint this work andthe many others he produced in Montefalco during the three years he spent there, Benozzo enlisted the help of co-workers, as was customary in fifteenth-century artists' studios.
During his stay there, Benozzo was called to Volterra to decorate the chapel of the Virgin in the Cathedral.
Although, due to the strictly private nature of the little chapel,these frescoes could not be seen by many of his contemporaries, Benozzo earned great fame for them and received commissions for important panel paintings.
Benozzo was born in Florence, probably in 1420 or 1421, in a house in Via del Fiore, in the Santo Spirito quarter.
An inscription in ancient-style characters identifies Benozzo as the painter and 1452 as the year of production.
On completion of these works, Benozzo returned to Rome where, in the meantime,"il Beato Angelico"(the Blessed Angelic One) vhad returned to work on his final pieces.
While perfectly settled in this city, which was proud to host him, Benozzo always maintained strong links with his home town of Florence.
In Rome, Benozzo was now enjoying the esteem and protection of the Pope, receiving new commissions including the decoration of the most important noble family chapel in the Basilica of St.
At the time of the decoration of the Tabernacle of the Visitation, Benozzo and his sons also painted another fresco- the Saint Verdiana- which is still housed in Castelfiorentino Town Hall.
In 1497 the finished series, which contained many portraits of leading Florentine citizens,was valued at a thousand gold florins by a committee consisting of Cosimo Rosselli, Benozzo Gozzoli, Perugino and Filippino Lippi; only some defaced fragments of it now remain.
During his three years in Montefalco, Benozzo undoubtedly made a name for himself among the local painters and clients.
Benozzo had come into contact with the doctrine of the reformed mendicant orders(the Augustinians, Dominicans and Franciscans) on several occasions, and his final works, produced at an advanced age, demonstrated a profound adhesion to a strict and heartfelt spirituality wholly aligned with Savonarola's preachings.
Having completed the work at the Convent of San Marco(Saint Mark), Benozzo went to work, in partnership with Lorenzo Ghiberti, on the second door of the Baptistery, known as the"Gate of Paradise".
It is highly probable that this ability to illustrate and differentiate between different fabrics came from his father, a tailor,who would undoubtedly have educated Benozzo in this tradition from an early age, giving him the opportunity to observe and admire textile products close up.
These two works confirm that Benozzo,"master of wall-painting" and creator of numerous panel paintings, was also familiar with the new techniques of the time.
The contract between these two artists is dated 1st March 1444, andthe wage paid to Benozzo was considerable in the first year and increased during the next two(their collaboration is believed to have ended in 1447).
While in San Gimignano, Benozzo sent a Mystical marriage of Saint Catherine of Alexandria(which may have been part of a dismembered polyptych for the main altar of the church dedicated to the Virgin Mary) to the Santa Maria dell'Oro Convent of the Minori Osservanti in Terni, Umbria region.
In order to work on the Camposanto(Graveyard) site, Benozzo and his family moved to the ancient maritime republic of Pisa, buying a house near Piazza dei Miracoli(Square of Miracles).
While in San Gimignano, Benozzo sent a Mystical marriage of Saint Catherine of Alexandria(which may have been part of a dismembered polyptych for the main altar of the church dedicated to the Virgin Mary) to the Santa Maria dell'Oro Convent of the Minori Osservanti in Terni, Umbria region.
Further evidence of this commission is provided by documents indicating Benozzo as a"collaborator" of"il Beato Angelico"(the Blessed Angelic One), although his wage was considerably higher than that of the other assistants.
However, on 4th October that year, Benozzo Gozzoli passed away, leaving this final work- the fresco of the Virgin in majesty with angels and s aints- at the sinopia painting stage.
During this second period in Pisa,according to the scholar Padoa Rizzo, Benozzo may also have produced the round-topped panel painting in the Parish of Calci, depicting the Virgin and Child, originating from the Dominican convent in Poggio.
However, on 4th October that year, Benozzo Gozzoli passed away, leaving this final work- the fresco of the Virgin in majesty with angels and s aints- at the sinopia painting stage.
In accordance with the custom of the time, Benozzo enlisted the help of numerous co-workers to complete this vast work, and this allowed him to take on new commissions.
It is therefore probable that Benozzo collaborated on the work during a brief trip to Florence before departing for the city of Montefalco in the Umbria region where he stayed from 1450 to 1452.
We do know that,in October 1439, Benozzo participated in the creation of the beautiful funeral pall(the cloth used during the solemn coffin display ceremony) commissioned by that very confraternity.
The other two webs, however, remained unfinished and, although Benozzo offered to finish them himself, the negotiations never reached a successful conclusion, perhaps due to the political problems that the city, and therefore the local economy.
Documentation from that period identifies Benozzo as one of the painters of the work, although it is impossible to say with any certainty whether he was yet a master in his own right enrolled in the Arts(medieval corporations formed to organize economic activities).
The other two webs, however, remained unfinished and, although Benozzo offered to finish them himself, the negotiations never reached a successful conclusion, perhaps due to the political problems that the city, and therefore the local economy, was experiencing at the time.