The Baptism of Constantine

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The Baptism of Constantine is a monumental fresco in the Vatican traditionally attributed to Raphael’s workshop, depicting the legendary conversion and baptism of the Roman Emperor Constantine the Great.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Renaissance artwork
fresco
mural painting
artHistoricalContext decoration of the papal apartments
artworkType wall fresco
attributedTo Raphael NERFINISHED
basedOn medieval legend of Constantine’s baptism
commissionedBy Pope Leo X NERFINISHED
papal court
country Vatican City
creator Raphael’s workshop
depicts Christian baptism ceremony
Constantine the Great NERFINISHED
baptism of Constantine the Great NERFINISHED
conversion of Constantine to Christianity
depictsEvent legendary baptism of Constantine
depictsHistoricalFigure Pope Sylvester I NERFINISHED
depictsTimePeriod 4th century
genre history painting
hasFigureType monumental figures
hasFunction papal propaganda
religious didactic image
hasPerspective illusionistic architectural setting
hasTitleInOriginalLanguage Battesimo di Costantino NERFINISHED
iconographicCycle life and legend of Constantine the Great
languageOfTitle English
locatedInBuilding Apostolic Palace NERFINISHED
locatedInComplex Vatican Museums NERFINISHED
location Vatican City NERFINISHED
materialUsed pigments on plaster
movement High Renaissance NERFINISHED
originalLanguage Italian
partOf Raphael Rooms decoration cycle NERFINISHED
Stanza di Costantino NERFINISHED
relatedWork The Battle of Constantine at the Milvian Bridge NERFINISHED
The Donation of Constantine NERFINISHED
The Vision of the Cross NERFINISHED
religiousTradition Christianity
series Constantine cycle in the Stanza di Costantino NERFINISHED
subjectMatter Christianization of the Roman Empire NERFINISHED
relationship between papacy and imperial power
technique fresco painting
theme baptism
conversion
triumph of Christianity
title The Baptism of Constantine NERFINISHED

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Raphael Rooms containsWork The Baptism of Constantine