Man, God, or Both: Trinity by Two Late Renaissance Italian Artists

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Focusing on the human-divine paradox, this book critically analyzes the works of late Renaissance artists Carlo Crivelli and Giovanni Bellini, specifically their depictions of the Trinity. It explores how effectively each artist balances the human and divine characteristics of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, as well as the overall unity of the Godhead in their paintings. Through historical context and artistic critique, the text delves into the theological implications of their art.