Part 5 Prado Museum – Mateu, Jaime (Atribuido a) -- El Arcángel San Gabriel
1410 1420, 34 cm x 23 cm, Tabla, Temple.
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The artist depicted the figure with a pale complexion and dark hair that curls around his face and shoulders. A halo encircles his head, signifying his divine nature. The wings, rendered in shades of brown and ochre, curve dramatically behind him, contributing significantly to the impression of motion. They are not symmetrically placed, further enhancing the sense of urgency and dynamism.
The figure’s attire consists of a flowing white garment draped over a dark tunic or robe. The folds of the fabric are meticulously rendered, creating depth and volume while also directing the viewers eye towards the central figure. A scroll is held in his left hand, inscribed with Latin text that appears to be an announcement or message.
The background is a gold-toned surface, heavily cracked and aged, which contributes to the painting’s overall sense of antiquity and venerability. The texture of the gold leaf creates a shimmering effect, suggesting a celestial realm. At the base of the composition, a patterned area can be discerned, possibly representing architectural elements or a symbolic landscape.
Subtly, the work conveys themes of divine communication and revelation. The angel’s forward lean and outstretched arms suggest an active role in delivering a message from above. The scroll itself implies a significant proclamation, likely related to religious narrative. The aged appearance of the painting, with its cracked gold leaf and faded colors, evokes a sense of timelessness and spiritual authority. It speaks to a tradition of devotional art intended to inspire contemplation and reverence.