Headquarters and decision
Faced with Bethulia's despair, Judith refuses capitulation and alone prepares a strategy based on trust and cunning. This milestone sheds light on the "Judith" collection by favoring composition.
Book of Judith · Beauty, cunning, banquet, beheading and deliverance
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Book of Judith · Beauty, cunning, banquet, beheading and deliverance
The Book of Judith tells how a widow from Bethulia saves her city besieged by the army of Holofernes, general of Nebuchadnezzar. As the leaders consider capitulating, Judith urges them to maintain confidence. She leaves her mourning clothes, adorns himself with care and goes with his servant to the enemy camp. Holofernes, seduced by her beauty and convinced that she will betray her people, welcomes them. After several days, he organizes a banquet and drinks until lose consciousness. Left alone with him, Judith grabs his sword, decapitates him, places her head in a bag carried by her servant and returns to Bethulia. The discovery causes the panic of the enemy army and the victory of the city. This narrative offers artists several very different moments. The banquet allows us to contrast calm appearance and hidden threat. The beheading imposes a violent physical action, made immediate by Caravaggio and Artemisia Gentileschi. THE return with the head favors chiaroscuro, complicity with the servant and the danger of flight. Finally, the isolated portrait transforms Judith into an allegory of victory, chastity or political resistance. Klimt upsets this tradition with Judith I: the face, the gold, the necklace and the ambiguous sensuality move the heroine towards modern Vienna. Rembrandt, on the contrary, favors the suspended moment of the banquet. Between virtue and seduction, deliverance and violence, Judith remains a particularly open figure, whose power each era redefines. The "Judith" selection notably compares Judith I and Judith at the Holofernes banquet. His reading favors composition.
Judith first wins by understanding the role that Holofernes wants her to play, then turns this image against the one who underestimates her.
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Faced with Bethulia's despair, Judith refuses capitulation and alone prepares a strategy based on trust and cunning. This milestone sheds light on the "Judith" collection by favoring composition.
Welcomed by Holofernes, she waits for his intoxication, kills him with her own sword and takes away his head.
The general's head is shown to the inhabitants; the army deprived of a leader disperses and the city celebrates its deliverance.
The general's weapon becomes the instrument of his fall and makes visible the overthrow of power. This trait guides a reading of "Judith" centered on composition.
The presence of an accomplice transforms leaving the camp into a scene of secrecy, weight and vigilance.
Clothing, jewelry and looks are not simple ornaments: Judith uses them to exploit enemy arrogance.
Shown, hidden or thrown into a corner, it certifies victory while maintaining violence at the heart of the image.
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However, necklace and frontal gaze transform the biblical heroine into a modern, sensual and sovereign presence.
Judith's landmark work. Reading of "Judith" through composition.Luxury, light and stillness hold the story just before the apparent hospitality descends into violence.
Judith's landmark workTight framing intensifies expression, skin and ornament until the bloody trophy almost disappears.
Judith's landmark workThe light cuts through the darkness while retreat, effort and cry give the act an almost unbearable immediacy.
Judith's landmark workThe general's weapon becomes the instrument of his fall and makes visible the overthrow of power. This trait guides a reading of "Judith" centered on composition.
Reading key for JudithThe presence of an accomplice transforms leaving the camp into a scene of secrecy, weight and vigilance.
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