The Procession of Saint Matthew

€600

Title: “La Processione di San Matteo”
Mixed technique on canvas
Dimensions – 17,71×16,53 inches (45×42 cm),
Artist Alessandro Siviglia
Year 2025

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Modern painting depicting the procession of Saint Matthew, patron saint of Salerno.
modern painting depicting the procession of Saint Matthew, 17,71×16,53 inches (45×42 cm), mixed media on canvas

 

TITLE: “La Processione di San Matteo”

Modern painting with religious topic, 17,71×16,53 inches (45×42 cm), mixed media on canvas, A. Siviglia 2025

A modern painting by Alessandro Siviglia portrays the solemn procession of Saint Matthew, patron saint of Salerno. He has been venerated for centuries, as legend tells of his miraculous intervention that saved the city from the Saracen invasion of 1544.

In this work, the Salerno-born artist depicts a group of men dressed in deep garnet robes, reverently lifting the statue of Saint Matthew and carrying it through the picturesque streets of the historic center. Adding to the authenticity of the scene is the presence of a Carabiniere in full ceremonial uniform, a symbol of respect and tradition.

Though modest in size, the painting carries remarkable emotional weight: it is both a declaration of love for Salerno, the artist’s hometown, and a tribute to its history, faith, and cultural identity.

Versatile in placement, the artwork is well-suited for a variety of settings—whether at the entrance of a home, in a bedroom, or as a decorative piece in a business in Salerno. Wherever displayed, it adds elegance, personality, and a meaningful connection to the city’s heritage.

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