The Madonna della Clemenza is a panel painting in encaustic (with later over-painting), variously dated between the 6th and 9th century CE, in the Basilica Santa Maria in Trastevere, Rome, Italy. It is an icon of the enthroned Virgin and Child. The origins of the painting are debated among scholars, but it is regarded as having been produced in Rome, perhaps commissioned by the ethnically Greek Pope John VII (r. 705–707), one of the Byzantine popes, which would help to account for the especially strong Greek elements. The Madonna della Clemenza is one of the five oldest existing Marian Icons from the medieval period. Its proximity to the rise of Christianity is one of the reasons it was believed to be a divine image. It is the largest of the five at 164 x 116 cm (64.5in by 45.5 in).
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| - La Madonna della Clemenza è un dipinto anonimo realizzato nel VII secolo-VIII secolo, eseguito con la tecnica dell'encausto su tavola e conservato nella Basilica di Santa Maria in Trastevere a Roma. (it)
- La Virgen de la Clemencia en italiano Madonna della Clemenza es una pintura sobre tabla realizada en encáustica (con un repinte posterior), fechada entre los siglos VI y VIII, en la Basílica de Santa María en Trastevere, Roma, Italia. Se trata de un icono de la Virgen entronizada con el Niño. Los orígenes de la pintura son objeto de debate entre los estudiosos, pero se considera que fue producida en Roma, tal vez por encargo del papa Juan VII (r. 705-707), de etnia griega, uno de los papas bizantinos, lo que ayudaría a explicar especialmente los elementos griegos. La Virgen de la Clemencia es uno de los cinco iconos marianos más antiguos que existen del periodo medieval. Su proximidad al surgimiento del cristianismo es una de las razones por las que se creía que era una imagen divina. (es)
- The Madonna della Clemenza is a panel painting in encaustic (with later over-painting), variously dated between the 6th and 9th century CE, in the Basilica Santa Maria in Trastevere, Rome, Italy. It is an icon of the enthroned Virgin and Child. The origins of the painting are debated among scholars, but it is regarded as having been produced in Rome, perhaps commissioned by the ethnically Greek Pope John VII (r. 705–707), one of the Byzantine popes, which would help to account for the especially strong Greek elements. The Madonna della Clemenza is one of the five oldest existing Marian Icons from the medieval period. Its proximity to the rise of Christianity is one of the reasons it was believed to be a divine image. It is the largest of the five at 164 x 116 cm (64.5in by 45.5 in). (en)
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| - La Virgen de la Clemencia en italiano Madonna della Clemenza es una pintura sobre tabla realizada en encáustica (con un repinte posterior), fechada entre los siglos VI y VIII, en la Basílica de Santa María en Trastevere, Roma, Italia. Se trata de un icono de la Virgen entronizada con el Niño. Los orígenes de la pintura son objeto de debate entre los estudiosos, pero se considera que fue producida en Roma, tal vez por encargo del papa Juan VII (r. 705-707), de etnia griega, uno de los papas bizantinos, lo que ayudaría a explicar especialmente los elementos griegos. La Virgen de la Clemencia es uno de los cinco iconos marianos más antiguos que existen del periodo medieval. Su proximidad al surgimiento del cristianismo es una de las razones por las que se creía que era una imagen divina. Es la más grande de las cinco, con unas medidas de 164 x 116 cm. Aunque la mayoría de los estudiosos creen que el cuadro siempre estuvo destinado a la basílica de Santa María en Trastevere, donde parece estar documentado en el reinado del papa Gregorio IV (828-844), otros sugieren que éste no era su hogar original. Es posible que, en cambio, se encargara para un nuevo palacio que Juan VII comenzó en el barrio griego alrededor de la Iglesia de Santa María Antigua y que no se terminó en su corto reinado. (es)
- The Madonna della Clemenza is a panel painting in encaustic (with later over-painting), variously dated between the 6th and 9th century CE, in the Basilica Santa Maria in Trastevere, Rome, Italy. It is an icon of the enthroned Virgin and Child. The origins of the painting are debated among scholars, but it is regarded as having been produced in Rome, perhaps commissioned by the ethnically Greek Pope John VII (r. 705–707), one of the Byzantine popes, which would help to account for the especially strong Greek elements. The Madonna della Clemenza is one of the five oldest existing Marian Icons from the medieval period. Its proximity to the rise of Christianity is one of the reasons it was believed to be a divine image. It is the largest of the five at 164 x 116 cm (64.5in by 45.5 in). While most scholars believe that the painting was always intended for Santa Maria in Trastevere, where it appears to be documented in the reign of Pope Gregory IV (828–844), others suggest this was not its original home. It may instead have been commissioned for a new palace John VII began in the Greek quarter around Santa Maria Antiqua, which was never finished in his short reign. (en)
- La Madonna della Clemenza è un dipinto anonimo realizzato nel VII secolo-VIII secolo, eseguito con la tecnica dell'encausto su tavola e conservato nella Basilica di Santa Maria in Trastevere a Roma. (it)
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