Allegoria Sacra, 2011 Video-installation Courtesy of the Triumph Gallery
Allegoria Sacra, 2011 Video-installation Courtesy of the Triumph Gallery
Allegoria Sacra, 2011 Video-installation Courtesy of the Triumph Gallery
Allegoria Sacra, 2011 Video-installation Courtesy of the Triumph Gallery
Allegoria Sacra, 2011 Video-installation Courtesy of the Triumph Gallery
Allegoria Sacra, 2011 Video-installation Courtesy of the Triumph Gallery
Allegoria Sacra, 2011 Video-installation Courtesy of the Triumph Gallery
Allegoria Sacra, 2011 Video-installation Courtesy of the Triumph Gallery
Allegoria Sacra, 2011 Video-installation Courtesy of the Triumph Gallery
Allegoria Sacra, 2011 Video-installation Courtesy of the Triumph Gallery
Allegoria Sacra, 2011 Video-installation Courtesy of the Triumph Gallery
Allegoria Sacra, 2011 Video-installation Courtesy of the Triumph Gallery
Allegoria Sacra, 2011 Video-installation Courtesy of the Triumph Gallery
Allegoria Sacra, 2011 Video-installation Courtesy of the Triumph Gallery
Allegoria Sacra, 2011 Video-installation Courtesy of the Triumph Gallery
Allegoria Sacra, 2011 Video-installation Courtesy of the Triumph Gallery
Giovanni Bellini's painting 'Allegoria Sacra' hangs in the Uffizi Gallery collection in Florence. The subject of this picture is enigmatic – diverse personages from Christian and classical mythology or history are gathered together on a balustraded terrace overlooking a lake or broad river. One theory widely acknowledged by experts is that Bellini was depicting Purgatory on the banks of the river Styx (the river of death) or Lethe (the river of forgetfulness), where the souls of the righteous, virtuous heathens and infants that die before christening await the supreme judgment that determines if they will be go to heaven or hell..
Moscow
Multimedia Art Museum
Yekaterinburg
Yeltsin–Center