Sandro Botticelli

renaissance

Botticelli Paintings 1445 - 1510 Italy, Early Renaissance Painter

The Punishment of Korah, 1481-1482

Fresco , 137.2 x 224.41 inches [348.5 x 570 cm]

Cappella Sistina, Vatican

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OIL PAINTING: The Punishment of Korah, 1481-1482
The fresco of Botticelli- The Punishment of Korah is from the cycle of the life of Moses in the Sistine Chapel. It is located in the fifth compartment on the south wall.
The message of this painting by Botticelli provides the key to an understanding of the Sistine Chapel as a whole before Michelangelo's work. The fresco, located in the fifth compartment on the south wall, reproduces three episodes, each of which depicts a rebellion by the Hebrews against God's appointed leaders, Moses and Aaron, along with the ensuing divine punishment of the agitators. On the right-hand side, the revolt of the Jews against Moses is related, the latter portrayed as an old man with a long white beard, clothed in a yellow robe and an olive-green cloak. Irritated by the various trials through which their emigration from Egypt was putting them, the Jews demanded that Moses be dismissed. They wanted a new leader, one who would take them back to Egypt, and they threatened to stone Moses; however, Joshua placed himself protectively between them and their would-be victim, as depicted in Botticelli's painting.