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Angels

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117.0 x 68.0 cm

Pietro Da Velate (1481 – 1525)

Pietro da Velate (1481-1525) was an Italian Renaissance painter & glassmaker from Milan, known for vibrant stained glass at the Milan Cathedral and skillful use of color in religious works like 'The Resurrection of Christ'. Explore his art!

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The Composition of Angels

The artwork, titled Angels, is a stained-glass panel composed of glass and lead. The piece features three primary angels set against a blue background. On the left side of the window, the first angel is depicted in a kneeling or bowing position, appearing to be in prayer. The second angel is positioned in the center, standing in an upright posture. The third angel is located on the right side, characterized by wings that are spread out further than those of the other figures. Each of the three main angels possesses spread wings, with one set covering most of their bodies and a second set positioned lower down. Additionally, two smaller figures are visible within the composition: one on the left side and another near the center-right area.

Technical Details and Origin

Created by the artist Pietro da Velate, this panel served as part of the frame on the sides of the scene of the Crucifixion at the top of apse window V19. The work is currently located in the Milan Duomo Museum in Milan, Italy. The piece was produced between 1515 and 1525. The physical dimensions of the panel are 117 × 68 cm.

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  • Title: Angels
  • Dimensions: 117 x 68 cm
  • Artistic style: Renaissance