Three Wise Men | J. C. Leyendecker | c. 1900 Frame Options:Wood Frame saving his disciples from peril

saving his disciples from peril

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Three Wise Men | J. C. Leyendecker | c. 1900 Frame Options:Wood Frame saving his disciples from perilAbout the artwork: In Three Wise Men, J. C. Leyendecker transforms the biblical Magi into a solemn procession of devotion and royal splendor. Shown in profile, the three kings carry their precious gifts with lowered eyes and restrained gestures, while golden halos, richly patterned garments, and jewel like colors give the scene the appearance of a sacred medieval icon. Created around 1900, the work already displays Leyendeckers mastery of precise