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Stigmatization of Maria von Mörl, 1846. Creator: Chantal de Lucay
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Stigmatization of Maria von Mörl, 1846. Creator: Chantal de Lucay
Stigmatization of Maria von Morl, 1846. Maria von Morl, kneeling on a bed with her hands in prayer, receives the stigmata
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This 19th century watercolor painting, titled "Stigmatization of Maria von Mörl," was created by the Dutch artist Chantal de Lucay in 1846. The image portrays Maria von Mörl, an aristocratic Austrian noblewoman, as she receives the stigmata in a quiet bedroom setting. The young woman, with her long, flowing hair and dressed in the finest attire of the era, is depicted kneeling on a bed, her hands in prayer, as if in a state of deep ecstasy. The stigmata, represented by small, red marks on her hands and feet, signify her profound spiritual connection to Christ's suffering. The artist, Chantal de Lucay, masterfully captures the intensity and otherworldly quality of the moment, using delicate brushstrokes and subtle color palette to bring the scene to life. The paper bears the artist's handwriting and lettering, adding to the piece's historical and artistic significance. The painting is a testament to the enduring power of faith and the mystical experiences that have shaped the Christian tradition throughout history. Originally from the Netherlands, Chantal de Lucay was known for her intricate and evocative watercolor paintings, which often explored themes of religion, spirituality, and the human condition. This masterpiece, now housed in the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, offers a glimpse into the rich artistic and cultural heritage of Europe during the 19th century, and continues to captivate viewers with its beauty and depth.
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