The essay studies the iconography of two Sicilian saints, Santa Rosalia and San Nicasio, Jerusalem knight, in the paintings of the Calabrian painter Mattia Preti (1613-1699) between Naples and the island of Malta, tracing a historical picture made up of plague epidemics, religious feelings, devotion popular, pious clients, artistic innovations and intense cultural circulation.
Vitella, M. (2024). I Santi e la peste: Santa Rosalia e San Nicasio nei dipinti di Mattia Preti. In R. Cruciata (a cura di), Le relazioni storico-artistiche tra Sicilia e Malta in epoca moderna (pp. 28-37). Palermo : Palermo University press.
I Santi e la peste: Santa Rosalia e San Nicasio nei dipinti di Mattia Preti
Vitella, Maurizio
2024-07-01
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The essay studies the iconography of two Sicilian saints, Santa Rosalia and San Nicasio, Jerusalem knight, in the paintings of the Calabrian painter Mattia Preti (1613-1699) between Naples and the island of Malta, tracing a historical picture made up of plague epidemics, religious feelings, devotion popular, pious clients, artistic innovations and intense cultural circulation.
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