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Esquisse pour l'église Saint-Louis- d'Antin : Saint Louis malade visitant les soldat... before 1822 Creator: Jean-Bruno Gassies
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Esquisse pour l'église Saint-Louis- d'Antin : Saint Louis malade visitant les soldat... before 1822 Creator: Jean-Bruno Gassies
Esquisse pour l'eglise Saint-Louis- d'Antin : Saint Louis malade visitant les soldats atteints de la peste, before 1822. St Louis visiting soldiers with the plague, priest holding a crucifix
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Canvas Material Crucifix Disease Illness King Louis Ix Louis Ix Louis Ix King Of France Louis Ix Of France Military Camp Plague Priest Saint Louis Saint Louis Of France St Louis St Louis King Of France St Louis Of France Taking Pulse Visiting Interior Design Paris Museums Petit Palais Santo Thirteenth Century
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This evocative sketch by Jean-Bruno Gassies, titled "Esquisse pour l'église Saint-Louis-d'Antin: Saint Louis malade visitant les soldats," depicts a poignant moment from the 13th century when King Saint Louis IX of France, also known as Louis IX or Louis the Saint, paid a visit to his soldiers afflicted by the plague while they were stationed in a military camp. The king, shown in the painting with a concerned expression, is seen gesturing towards a soldier as he takes his pulse, demonstrating his compassion and dedication to their welfare. A priest, holding a crucifix, stands nearby, offering spiritual comfort and solace to the suffering soldiers. The painting, which is believed to have been created before 1822, is a testament to the enduring power of faith and compassion in times of crisis. The use of rich colors and intricate brushstrokes adds depth and texture to the scene, transporting us back to a time when the monarch's presence could make a significant difference in the lives of his people. This oil painting is a valuable addition to the collections of the Petit Palais museum in Paris, where it continues to inspire awe and admiration from visitors. The painting also highlights the role of religion in the lives of the people during that era, with the presence of the priest and the use of the crucifix symbolizing the hope and comfort that faith provided in the face of illness and uncertainty. Overall, this beautiful and moving work of art is a testament to the resilience of the human spirit and the enduring power of compassion and faith.
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