Talk:Archangel Michael in Christian art

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Identification of painting

Is this painting depicting the same subject? File:Painting inside San Bonaventura al Palatino (Rome) cropped.jpg Wiki-uk (talk) 08:35, 2 August 2022 (UTC)[reply]

This is a Google translation of the information panel at the entrance of the church. It's not clear to me which painting is which (and I took only a picture of this one, as it is different than the usual ones), and I don't see any mention of Michael. There are two paintings on the left wall (this one is the left of those two), and two other are hanging on the right wall.

"The church was consecrated by Cardinal Vincenzo Maria Orsini on November 20, 1689. It has a simple façade with sloping and architraved portal, surmounted by a niche with the seventeenth-century statue of San Bonaventura and at the top a lunette closed by a stained glass window with the depiction of San Leonardo among angels. The interior consists of a single nave with seven altars. The original roof covering was replaced in 1839 by the current barrel vault painted in fake coffers and, shortly after, in 1840, the floor was redone. At the first altar, of the Crucifix, there is the Crucifixion with the Madonna, St. John the Evangelist and the Magdalene by Giovan Battista Beinaschi, a painting dating back to around 1677. On the second pillar there is the plaque of the Venerable John the Baptist of Burgundy, a religious of the convent who died in 1726, whose body was transferred to St. Bonaventure in 1865 and the portrait was made by Fra Pietro from Copenhagen. On the second altar, of the Spanish Franciscan Saints, there is a 1680 canvas by Giacinto Calandrucci depicting the Madonna and Child, Sant'Anna and San Giuseppe, and the Saints Diego D'Alcalà and Salvatore da Horta. After the third pillar there is a copy of the Madonna del Bell'Amore by Sebastiano Conca (1679-1764), a painter friend of San Leonardo da Porto Maurizio, to whom he gave the painting, the original of which is kept in the convent. In the small chapel to the right of the high altar there is the canvas with St. Anthony of Padua by Fra Pietro da Copenaghen dated 1867. On the high altar stands the altarpiece with the Immaculate Conception and the three Franciscan Orders, donated to the church by the same author, Filippo Micheli from Camerino. In the chapel to the left of the altar, by San Francesco d'Assisi, there is the San Francesco by Fra Pietro di Copenhagen from 1869.

In the church there are the relics of San Leonardo da Porto Maurizio (1676-1751) and of the Blessed Bonaventure of Barcelona (1620-1684)." Wiki-uk (talk) 10:23, 2 August 2022 (UTC)[reply]