Part 1 Prado museum – Tiepolo, Giambattista -- Visión de San Pascual Bailón
1767 1769, 153 cm x 112 cm, Lienzo, Óleo. Giambattista Tiepolo
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Above this figure, the upper register explodes with celestial light and figures. Here we see a female figure, presumably angelic in nature, positioned centrally. She is draped in flowing robes of gold and red, her wings partially obscured by swirling clouds that emanate from an unseen source. The angel holds aloft a golden vessel – likely a monstrance containing the Eucharist – which serves as a focal point for the entire scene. Surrounding her are smaller putti, their expressions serene and adoring. A fragment of classical architecture, possibly a temple pediment, appears behind the angelic figure, hinting at divine presence and permanence. The background dissolves into a hazy cityscape, suggesting a distant, idealized urban environment.
The contrast between the two registers is striking. The earthly realm, represented by the kneeling figure, is characterized by somber tones and introspective stillness. In opposition, the heavenly realm pulsates with vibrant color, dynamic movement, and radiant light. This juxtaposition suggests a narrative of divine intervention – a moment where the mundane intersects with the sacred.
The inclusion of a small, framed engraving in the lower right corner adds another layer of complexity. It appears to be a portrait or depiction related to the central figure, potentially offering an additional point of reference for understanding his identity and significance within the larger narrative. The placement of this image alongside the kneeling man suggests that he is the recipient of the vision unfolding above him.
The overall effect is one of profound spiritual awe. The artist skillfully employs light, color, and composition to create a sense of transcendence, inviting contemplation on themes of faith, divine grace, and the power of religious experience.