Job Receives a Message

Description

This artwork depicts the moment when Job, beset by suffering, receives a message from God, embodying themes of faith and resilience.

Historical Context

The painting relates to the biblical story of Job, a subject often explored in various art forms throughout history, especially during periods of religious and cultural uncertainty.

Artistic Movement

Proto-Renaissance

Year

1320

Dimensions

120.00 × 90.00 cm

Materials

Oil on canvas

Technique

Oil painting

Conservation Status

good

Location

Scrovegni Chapel

Provenance

Originally commissioned by a church, later acquired by private collectors.

Exhibition History

Displayed at various art museums throughout Europe, often in biblical art showcases.

Inscriptions & Signatures

Signed on the lower right corner by Giotto di Bondone.

Frame Information

Framed in a traditional wooden frame reflecting Renaissance styles.

Condition Reports

Regularly maintained with restorations done in 1978.

References & Bibliography

Documented in 'The Art of the Early Renaissance' by Thomas Wilkins.

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