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This is a picture I took after school. I thought the flowers were pretty and I got the bee in motion too
Artist | Maestro di San Verano (third quarter of the 13th Century)
Title | St. Veranus with Two Angels and Six Stories from the Saint’s Legend (late 13th Century)
tempera on wood
157 x 97 cm
Exhibitor | Pinacoteca di Brera, Milan
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This panel painting by a Tuscan master of the third quarter of the 13th century shows a 6th century Bishop surrounded by six episodes from his life in a style still strongly marked by Byzantine tradition. The scenes to the left and the right of the saint represent his life, a subsequent miracle and the appearance of angels at the front of his body. It comes from the collection of Paolo Gerti, the Milanese industrialist responsible for the Castello Sforzesco's acquisition of Bramantino's tapestries.
- Rule of thirds
- Picture is properly exposed
- Object is in the right place
- The f-stop was at the right amount
- Could've moved it in different place so the object won't be in the way
I attended a three-hours' course for cards making with the technique of stamping.
These are the cards I made during the lesson.
Silver embossing powder on the little background stamps, and a small card obtained with decorative scissors and stamp embossed with transparent powder glued in the center.