Unknown painters – Salvator Mundi
1529~1540. Milanese painter
Location: Academy Carrara (Accademia Carrara), Bergamo.
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He wears a crimson tunic, draped across his body in flowing folds that suggest both richness and movement. A golden sash crosses his chest diagonally, adding visual interest and highlighting the contours of his form. Around his neck, a simple gold necklace is visible. His hair, rendered in reddish-brown tones, cascades down his shoulders, framing his face with a sense of naturalness.
In his left hand, he raises two fingers in a gesture that evokes blessing or benediction. In his right hand, he holds a translucent sphere, which appears to be reflecting light from an unseen source. The sphere’s surface is not perfectly smooth; it exhibits subtle irregularities and highlights, lending it a sense of realism.
The dark background serves to isolate the figure, emphasizing his presence and creating a sense of depth. The limited palette – primarily reds, golds, and browns – contributes to a somber yet dignified atmosphere. The overall effect is one of solemnity and grace, suggesting themes of salvation or divine protection. The sphere held in his hand could be interpreted as representing the world, implying a role of guardianship or dominion over it.