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Lagerino Stefano

Dance of Salome

At the moment when Lombardy saw the explosion of the daring and grotesque forms that characterise the local Romanesque, and when at Modena, with Wiligelmo, sculpture became aware of its power to bear witness in grave and solemn cadences to the destiny of man, in Verona a mysterious master interpreted the lesson of Ottonian art in a taut and syncopated language, placing against «empty» backgrounds, as though suspended in nothingness, intense figures who express the sense of the human condition through strong dramatic agitation.

How to cite

Bruno Balestrini (photograph), “Dance of Salome”, work by Lagerino Stefano, Romanesque Sculpture, Verona, San Zeno. Bruno Balestrini Photographic Archive, https://brunobalestrini.org/cita/sch00452/. Accessed [date accessed].

This English text was translated with the help of artificial intelligence (Claude) from the Italian original, except where an English version already existed in the original archive. Read the Italian version.