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Illustration of Alfred Le Pete (1841-1909) in Gros-Jean et son cure
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Illustration of Alfred Le Pete (1841-1909) in Gros-Jean et son cure
ICA4836935 Illustration of Alfred Le Pete (1841-1909) in Gros-Jean et son cure, 1881 - Jesus sends the devil into the body of two thousand pigs - Anticlericalism, Religion Faith - New Testament - Jesus, Devil, Jesuites - Animalization by Le Petit, Alfred (1841-1909); (add.info.: Illustration of Alfred Le Pete (1841-1909) in Gros-Jean et son cure, 1881 - Jesus sends the devil into the body of two thousand pigs - Anticlericalism, Religion Faith - New Testament - Jesus, Devil, Jesuites - Animalization); Photo eCaricadoc; French, out of copyright
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Anticlericalism Devil Dirty Drowning Exorcism Good Against Evil Gospel Le Petit Alfred 1841 1909 Aureole Caricadoc Journalism
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This print showcases an illustration by Alfred Le Petit, a renowned French illustrator from the 19th century. The artwork is titled "Illustration of Alfred Le Pete (1841-1909) in Gros-Jean et son cure" and was created in 1881. In this thought-provoking piece, Jesus is depicted sending the devil into the bodies of two thousand pigs. The image reflects themes of anticlericalism and religion faith, drawing inspiration from the New Testament. It explores the concept of good versus evil as Jesus confronts and exorcises the devil. The artist skillfully captures this intense moment through intricate engravings that highlight both divine power and demonic presence. Le Petit's unique style emphasizes animalization, portraying animals as symbolic representations within religious narratives. This particular scene takes place on a shore, with pigs drowning as they become vessels for evil spirits. The engraving evokes strong emotions while also inviting contemplation about faith and spirituality. As a significant figure in French art history, Le Petit's work often appeared in newspapers and press publications during his time. His illustrations were widely recognized for their detailed craftsmanship and profound storytelling abilities. This remarkable print provides viewers with an opportunity to appreciate Le Petit's artistic prowess while delving into biblical themes that continue to resonate today.
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