The universe of Moses by Nicolas PoussinMoses exposed, saved from the Nile, transforming Aaron's rod and treading Pharaoh's crown compose a biography of survival, legitimacy and power.
1594 - 1665Life of Nicolas Poussin
1624Installation in Rome
1634 - 1657Two decades of mosaic cycles
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1634 -1657 · Childhood, sign and conduct of the people
Moses exposed, saved from the Nile, transforming Aaron's rod and treading Pharaoh's crown compose a biography of survival, legitimacy and power.
Poussin returns to Moses several times because his life offers moments where an individual gesture involves an entire people. The child exposed on the waters then taken in by Pharaoh's daughter brings together danger, compassion and Providence. The rod changed into a serpent confronts the divine sign with Egyptian power. The episode of the crown, coming from an extra-biblical tradition, symbolically announces the future fall of Pharaoh. Poussin distinguishes each action by looks, hands and clear architecture. He does not paint a decorative sequence: he constructs the decisions and consequences which make the saved child a legislator. The selection "Moses by Nicolas Poussin" notably compares Moses exposed on the waters and Moses saved from the waters. His reading favors space.
Poussin's Moses is recognized less by a fixed attribute than by a chain of actions: being exposed, collected, tested and then authorized to drive.
Course & style
Journey, subjects and pictorial language
Poussin returns to Moses several times because his life offers moments where an individual gesture involves an entire people. The child exposed on the waters then taken in by Pharaoh's daughter brings together danger, compassion and Providence. The rod changed into a serpent confronts the divine sign with Egyptian power. The episode of the crown, coming from an extra-biblical tradition, symbolically announces the future fall of Pharaoh. Poussin distinguishes each action by looks, hands and clear architecture. Poussin distinguishes each action by looks, hands and clear architecture. He does not paint a decorative sequence: he constructs the decisions and consequences that make the saved child a legislator.
Painting the Threatened Child
Exhibition and rescue organize compassion and destiny. This milestone sheds light on the "Moïse by Nicolas Poussin" collection by favoring space.
Show the signs of power
Serpent and crown pit Moses against Egypt.
Deepen the biblical leader
Waters of Marah and Manne depict the conduct of the people.
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Causal gesture
Each hand triggers a readable response. This line guides a space-centered reading of "Moses by Nicolas Poussin".
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Central child
Vulnerability becomes a sign of a collective destiny.
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Political architecture
The palace places protection and threat in the same space.
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Ordering color
Groups are distinguished by chromatic chords.
Explore by universe
Follow four ages of Moses
Exposure, rescue, snake and crown distinguish abandonment, adoption, sign and omen.
Nile01
Entrusting the child to the waters
The basket transforms the river into a risk and means of survival.
For the origin. Reading of "Moses by Nicolas Poussin" through space.Rescue02
Welcoming the Stranger
Pharaoh's daughter changes the newborn's destiny.
For compassionSnake03
Prove the mission
The transformed penis confronts divine sign and royal authority.
For the miracleCrown04
Announce the conflict
The legend of the child foreshadows the overthrow of Egyptian power.
For the symbolMoses exposed05
Moses exposed on the waters
The basket on the water concentrates abandonment, danger and hope.
Landmark work of Moses by Nicolas PoussinMoses saved06
Moses saved from the waters
Pharaoh's daughter's gesture turns the child's story upside down.
Landmark work of Moses by Nicolas Poussin
Works to discover
Four scenes from Moses by Nicolas Poussin
Exposed child, saved, miracle worker and future adversary of Pharaoh structure four stages of destiny.
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