The world of Paintings of Sheep and LambsThe mystical Lamb, the shearing of Millet, the sheep taken by the sea of Aivazovsky and the flock of Rosa Bonheur make the animal vary from the sacred symbol to collective reality.
1432Presentation of the Ghent polyptych
19th centuryRenewal of rural animal painting
Seasonal workMowing, driving and protection
°17,000Cumulative works of the artists presented - overall estimate
Hand paintedReal oil painting, no print.
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15th -20th century · sacrifice, pastoral, work and storm
The mystical Lamb, the shearing of Millet, the sheep taken by the sea of Aivazovsky and the flock of Rosa Bonheur make the animal vary from the sacred symbol to collective reality.
The sheep crosses the history of art between theology and rural economy. In the Van Eyck brothers' Ghent polyptych, the Mystical Lamb stands on the altar and pours his blood into a chalice: the symbol of Christ structures a vision of redemption. Jean-François Millet brings wool back to work in Shearing the Sheep; gestures, leaning bodies and rustic interior give weight to seasonal activity. Ivan Aïvazovski shows sheep pushed by the storm into the sea, overturning pastoral care in disaster where the fragile mass of the flock confronts the elements. Rosa Bonheur, on the contrary, observes sheep on a hill with a precision that individualizes attitudes and wool without dissolving the group. Sacrifice, resource, vulnerability and behavior become four complementary readings. The "Paintings of Sheep and Lambs" selection notably compares Mystical Lamb and Shearing of the Sheep - Jean-François Millet. His reading favors drawing.
The lamb can bring the salvation of the world, but the painted flock always also recalls the weight of wool, climate and care.
Course & style
Journey, subjects and pictorial language
The sheep crosses the history of art between theology and rural economy. In the Van Eyck brothers' Ghent polyptych, the Mystical Lamb stands on the altar and pours his blood into a chalice: the symbol of Christ structures a vision of redemption. Jean-François Millet brings wool back to work in Shearing the Sheep; gestures, leaning bodies and rustic interior give weight to seasonal activity. Ivan Aïvazovski shows sheep pushed by the storm into the sea, overturning pastoral care in disaster where the fragile mass of the flock confronts the elements. Rosa Bonheur, on the contrary, observes sheep on a hill with a precision that individualizes attitudes and wool without dissolving the group. Sacrifice, resource, vulnerability and behavior become four complementary readings.
Raise the lamb as a symbol
Van Eyck organizes the community around the altar. This milestone sheds light on the "Paintings of Sheep and Lambs" collection, favoring drawing.
Give shape to work
Millet and Bonheur observe shearing, herding and behavior.
Break pastoral care
Aivazovsky confronts sheep with the violence of the sea.
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Blood in the chalice
The detail links Eucharistic sacrifice and the presence of the Lamb. This line guides a reading of "Paintings of Sheep and Lambs" centered on the drawing.
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Mowing scissors
The tool organizes gestures, effort and proximity to the animal body.
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Diagonal wave
The storm transforms the herd into a vulnerable mass.
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Differentiated wool
Happiness observes volume, race and attitude with precision.
Explore by universe
Compare four herd statuses
Symbol, matter, victim of the elements and living group require different perspectives.
Lamb01
Wear the sacred
The central animal brings together worship and redemption.
For the symbol. Reading "Paintings of Sheep and Lambs" through drawing.Mowing02
Produce wool
The rural gesture shows the animal in a concrete economy.
For workStorm03
Suffer the elements
The sea destroys the expected balance of pastoral care.
For dramaHill04
Observe the group
Every posture counts inside the herd.
For naturalismThe Mystical Lamb concentrates a theological vision05
Mystical Lamb
Altar, blood and assembly transform the animal into the center of a cosmic order.
Landmark work of paintings of sheep and lambsMillet gives weight to shearing06
Sheep Shearing - Jean-François Millet
Tool, effort and leaning bodies show wool as the result of work.
Landmark work of paintings of sheep and lambs
Works to discover
Four paintings of sheep and lambs
The selection brings together the Mystic Lamb by Jan van Eyck, the Mowing of Millet, the Storm by Aivazovsky and the sheep by Rosa Bonheur.
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Detailed format for Lamb, horizontal for herds and storm. Wooden frame, brown or old gold; uniform lighting on wool textures.
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