The Prophets Job Isaiah Jeremiah Solomon Moses Ezekiel David and Enoch from La Salle de la Grande Audience The Audience Chamber

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"The Prophets Job, Isaiah, Jeremiah, Solomon, Moses, Ezekiel, David, and Enoch from La Salle de la Grande Audience (The Audience Chamber)" is a series of frescoes painted by the Italian artist Matteo Giovanetti. These works adorn the walls of La Salle de la Grande Audience, also known as The Audience Chamber, within the Palais des Papes (Papal Palace) in Avignon, France. Matteo Giovanetti, who was active during the 14th century, was commissioned by Pope Clement VI to decorate the palace, which served as the papal residence during the Avignon Papacy, a period when the popes resided in Avignon rather than in Rome.

The frescoes depict eight figures from the Hebrew Bible, who are revered as prophets in the Judeo-Christian tradition. Each figure is presented with attributes or in scenes that reflect their roles and stories as described in the biblical texts. Job is often portrayed in his suffering and patience; Isaiah, known for his prophecies; Jeremiah, lamenting the destruction of Jerusalem; Solomon, in his wisdom; Moses, as the lawgiver; Ezekiel, with his visions; David, the psalmist and king; and Enoch, who is said to have been taken by God before death.

Giovanetti's work is notable for its vivid coloration and detailed representation of these biblical characters, reflecting the Gothic style of the period. The frescoes are considered an important part of the artistic heritage of the Palais des Papes, which is itself a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Audience Chamber served as a place where the pope would receive guests and dignitaries, and the presence of these prophetic figures would have underscored the spiritual authority of the papacy.

The frescoes by Matteo Giovanetti in La Salle de la Grande Audience are a testament to the cultural and religious significance of the Avignon Papacy, as well as to the skill and artistry of the painters of the time. They continue to attract scholars and visitors interested in medieval art, religious iconography, and the history of the papacy.

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