The universe of Saint ElizabethPoussin, Carracci, Rubens and Correggio place Elizabeth with Mary, the child Christ and the young John the Baptist in tender and monumental family scenes.
Wife, mother and prophetessThree dimensions of Saint Elizabeth
Mary, John and JesusThree relationships at the heart of his iconography
Visitation and Holy FamilyTwo great pictorial cycles
Nearly 2,000 yearsHistorical influence of the figure of Elizabeth, overall estimate
Hand paintedReal oil painting, no print.
Formats of your choiceA composition adapted to the dimensions ordered.
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Visitation, motherhood and meeting of the two children · Saint Elizabeth
Poussin, Carracci, Rubens and Correggio place Elizabeth with Mary, the child Christ and the young John the Baptist in tender and monumental family scenes.
Saint Elizabeth belongs to the story of Christ's childhood. Wife of Zechariah and mother of John the Baptist, she welcomes Mary during the Visitation and recognizes the blessing brought by her cousin. In painting, she is often represented as an elderly woman alongside young John, creating a contrast with the youth of the Virgin and Jesus. The artists freely develop the meeting of the two children, absent in this form of the Gospels but which has become one of the most fruitful subjects of the Renaissance. John stretches a reed cross, kneels or points to Christ; Elisabeth accompanies this gesture attentively. Jean stretches a reed cross, kneels or designates Christ; Elisabeth accompanies this gesture attentively. Jean stretches a reed cross, kneels or designates Christ; Elisabeth accompanies this gesture attentively. meditative. Carracci animates looks and gestures with natural warmth. Rubens gives the group a baroque and family abundance, while Correggio favors softness, movement and light. Veil, middle age and the presence of little Jean make it possible to identify Élisabeth among the figures of the Holy Family. The "Saint Elizabeth" selection notably compares Sainte Famille with Jean and Élisabeth - Nicolas Poussin and Sainte Famille with Jean-Baptiste and Élisabeth - Carracci. Its reading favors space.
Elizabeth introduces the game of generations into the Holy Family: two mothers meet while the two children already announce their mission.
Course & style
Journey, subjects and pictorial language
Elizabeth welcomes Mary during the Visitation
The meeting of the two women combines recognition, joy and expectation of both births. This milestone sheds light on the "Sainte Élisabeth" collection by favoring space.
The artists bring the two families together
The child Christ and the young John the Baptist become the actors of a symbolic dialogue.
Poussin, Rubens and their contemporaries amplified the group
Classical landscape, domestic intimacy and baroque movement renew the subject.
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Mature age
The older face distinguishes Elizabeth from Mary in family scenes. This trait guides a space-centered reading of "Saint Elizabeth".
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Young Jean-Baptiste
The child, often dressed in a skin or carrying a cross, identifies his mother.
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Gesture of welcome
The hands and looks reflect the recognition between the two women.
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Reed Cross
Carried by Jean, it announces the future role of the Precursor and the Passion.
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Six readings specific to Saint Elizabeth
Works, visual language and historical landmarks make up a journey exclusively devoted to Saint Elizabeth.
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The landscape orders the family meeting
Plans, architecture and gestures give the group a calm and meditative clarity.
For a classic interior. Reading "Saint Elizabeth" through space.Carracci02
The looks make the scene warm and lively
The proximity of the figures transforms the sacred subject into a profoundly human exchange.
For a friendly roomRubens03
The family gains color, material and movement
Body, fabrics and gestures make up a generous meeting of great vitality.
For a wall of characterCorreggio04
Light unites mothers and children
The gentleness of transitions and attitudes gives the group a sensitive grace.
For a soft atmosphereApproach05
Choose Visitation, landscape or children's reunion
Each formula favors announcement, classic harmony or family tenderness.
To clarify the themeFormat06
Preserve exchanges of glances and small attributes
A fairly large canvas maintains the dialogue between generations and the cross of John.
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Yes. Each reproduction is hand painted in oil on canvas, without printing.
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