Saint Reparata before the Emperor Decius ca. 1338-40 Bernardo Daddi Italian Brought before the Roman Emperor Decius (ruled 249-51 A.D.), the young Palestinian Christian Reparata refuses to make sacrifices to the Roman pantheon of gods, offering instead to burn herself as a sacrifice to Christ. In other episodes of this narrative sequence (not on view), she is shown tortured and then beheaded. Daddis narrative gifts and love of richly decorated surfaces are all in evidence in this panel from an altarpiece commissioned for the cathedral of Florence. Note how the faces of her tormentors have been scratched by outraged viewers!. Saint Reparata before the Emperor Decius. Bernardo Daddi (Italian, Florence (?) ca. 1290-1348 Florence). ca. 1338-40. Tempera on wood. Paintings

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Saint Reparata before the Emperor Decius ca. 1338-40 Bernardo Daddi Italian Brought before the Roman Emperor Decius (ruled 249-51 A.D.), the young Palestinian Christian Reparata refuses to make sacrifices to the Roman pantheon of gods, offering instead to burn herself as a sacrifice to Christ. In other episodes of this narrative sequence (not on view), she is shown tortured and then beheaded. Daddis narrative gifts and love of richly decorated surfaces are all in evidence in this panel from an altarpiece commissioned for the cathedral of Florence. Note how the faces of her tormentors have been scratched by outraged viewers!. Saint Reparata before the Emperor Decius. Bernardo Daddi (Italian, Florence (?) ca. 1290-1348 Florence). ca. 1338-40. Tempera on wood. Paintings

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