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Lot and his Daughters, with the burning town of Sodom in the background, End of 17th-Early 18th cen. Creator: Hartmann, Johann Jacob (ca 1658-ca 1736)
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Lot and his Daughters, with the burning town of Sodom in the background, End of 17th-Early 18th cen. Creator: Hartmann, Johann Jacob (ca 1658-ca 1736)
Lot and his Daughters, with the burning town of Sodom in the background, End of 17th-Early 18th. Private Collection
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This Baroque masterpiece, titled "Lot and his Daughters with the Burning Town of Sodom in the Background," is an oil on canvas painting created by the renowned German artist, Johann Jacob Hartmann (ca. 1658-ca. 1736). Hartmann's exceptional talent is evident in the intricate details and dramatic use of light and shadow that bring this biblical scene to life. The painting depicts Lot and his two daughters, huddled together in fear as they flee the destruction of the wicked cities of Sodom and Gomorrah. In the background, the once-thriving towns are engulfed in flames, a stark reminder of the divine wrath brought upon the sinful inhabitants. The smoke and fire create a chaotic contrast to the calm serenity of the landscape in the foreground, emphasizing the stark contrast between righteousness and sin. The Old Testament narrative of Lot and his family's escape from Sodom and Gomorrah is a well-known story in both the Christian and Jewish traditions, as recorded in the books of Genesis and Tanakh. Hartmann's interpretation of this story is a testament to the enduring power of the biblical narrative and the artist's ability to convey the emotional depth and complexity of the human experience. This painting is a rare and precious example of the Baroque style, which flourished in Europe during the late 17th and early 18th centuries. Hartmann's mastery of the medium is evident in the rich colors, intricate details, and dramatic use of light and shadow that bring this scene to life. This painting is a must-see for anyone interested in the history of art, religion, or the human condition.
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