The artwork titled “Beato de Gerona Fº 131v” was created by the artist Ende around the year 975 AD. It belongs to the Mozarabic art movement and is a part of the “Gerona Beatus, 975” series. The genre of this artwork is miniature.
The artwork depicts a rich and vivid scene characteristic of Mozarabic illumination, showcasing a central figure encircled by a mandorla, flanked by angels or seraphim. The heavenly realm is filled with ethereal beings, while the lower section presents celestial bodies, stars, and congregated groups of figures. The intense use of colors such as red, yellow, and green, along with the detailed facial expressions and gestures of the figures, encapsulates a mystical and sacred narrative. The framing of the artwork with intricate border patterns and the meticulous arrangement of elements further accentuate its ornate and devotional nature.
