The Lamentation By Friorgio Vasari
Description
The Lamentation by Giorgio Vasari is a 6’3/4” X 6’ 7/8” fresco located in the Arena Chapel in Padua. It was created around 1305 to 1306 by Giorgio Vasari. The painting depicts the final farewell between the deceased Jesus Christ, and his mother and friends. In fact, the Lamentation is one of Giorgio Vasari’s most memorable pieces of work. His depiction of the Lamentation was truly revolutionary for his time.
Analysis
In this painting the artist used pastel colors, colors that complement each other. These colors created a sense of movement within the actual painting. Also, the artist used strong diagonal lines on the mountain behind Jesus Christ and his mourners. The various characters, and bright colors shows a deep contrast. Additionally,
The Lamentation by Giorgio Vasari is a 6’3/4” X 6’ 7/8” fresco located in the Arena Chapel in Padua. It was created around 1305 to 1306 by Giorgio Vasari. The painting depicts the final farewell between the deceased Jesus Christ, and his mother and friends. In fact, the Lamentation is one of Giorgio Vasari’s most memorable pieces of work. His depiction of the Lamentation was truly revolutionary for his time.
Analysis
In this painting the artist used pastel colors, colors that complement each other. These colors created a sense of movement within the actual painting. Also, the artist used strong diagonal lines on the mountain behind Jesus Christ and his mourners. The various characters, and bright colors shows a deep contrast. Additionally,