The universe of Tobie and the Angel by Claude LorrainThree landscapes of Tobit and Raphael transform healing, travel and angelic protection into tiny walking in the heart of orderly nature.
Around 1600 -1682Life of Claude Gellée, known as Le Lorrain
1627Permanent installation in Rome
3 variantsLandscapes of Tobit and Raphael gathered here
°1,500Paintings, drawings and etchings - overall estimate
Hand paintedReal oil painting, no print.
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Around 1639 -1663 · Biblical journey and evening light
Three landscapes of Tobit and Raphael transform healing, travel and angelic protection into tiny walking in the heart of orderly nature.
The Book of Tobit recounts the journey of young Tobit accompanied, without first knowing it, by the archangel Raphael. At the edge of the Tiger, a fish attacks him; his organs will be used to cure his father's blindness and to free Sara. Claude Lorrain most often chooses to subject this episode to the scale of the landscape. The figures remain small, but path, river, trees and light make their progression readable. An evening version makes the decline of the day an image of confidence during the journey. Claude does not reduce the story: he deploys it in a world where Providence can manifest itself through the order of nature. The variants allow us to observe how the same theme changes with the time, the position of the river and the relationship between the two walkers. The selection "Tobie and the Angel by Claude Lorrain" notably compares Landscape with Tobie and the Angel and Landscape with Tobie and the Angel (Evening). His reading favors composition.
At Claude's, Raphaël protects Tobie less by dominating the stage than by sharing with him a path inscribed in the light.
Course & style
Journey, subjects and pictorial language
The Book of Tobit recounts the journey of young Tobit accompanied, without first knowing it, by the archangel Raphael. At the edge of the Tiger, a fish attacks him; his organs will be used to cure his father's blindness and to free Sara. Claude Lorrain most often chooses to subject this episode to the scale of the landscape. The figures remain small, but path, river, trees and light make their progression readable. An evening version makes the drop of the day an image of confidence during the journey. Claude does not reduce the story: he deploys it in a world where Providence can manifest itself through the order of nature. Claude does not reduce the story: he deploys it in a world where Providence can manifest itself through the order of nature. Claude does not reduce the story: he deploys it in a world where Providence can manifest itself through the order of nature. Claude does not reduce the story: he deploys it in a world where Providence can manifest itself through the order of nature. Claude does not reduce the story: he deploys it in a world where Providence can manifest itself through the order of nature. Claude does not reduce the story: he deploys it in a world where Providence can manifest itself through the order of nature. Claude does not reduce the story: he deploys it
Place Tobias in the classic landscape
The biblical story becomes a guided walk between trees and water. This milestone sheds light on the collection "Tobie and the Angel by Claude Lorrain" by favoring composition.
Vary river and time of day
Claude adjusts the narration with light rather than spectacular gesture.
Deepen the evening tone
The journey takes on a meditative and providential dimension.
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Discreet figures
Tobit and the angel remain small without becoming incidental. This trait guides a reading of "Tobie and the Angel by Claude Lorrain" centered on composition.
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Driver's path
The road materializes ordeal, support and return.
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Narrative water
The river recalls the fish and the future instrument of healing.
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Protective evening
Declining light gives confidence an atmospheric shape.
Explore by universe
Read three Tobias by Claude Lorrain
General landscape, evening and version with Raphaël allow us to compare itinerary, temporality and protective presence.
Travel01
Advance in the test
The vast path places personal history in greater duration.
For the story. Reading of "Tobie and the Angel by Claude Lorrain" through composition.Evening02
Continue despite the dimming light
The atmosphere makes the confidence necessary for the traveler noticeable.
For the weatherRaphael03
Recognize the companion
The proximity of the angel expresses a protection that is still partially unknown.
For the relationshipTobit and the angel04
Landscape with Tobit and the Angel
The path and the river give a cosmic scale to the young traveler's mission.
Landmark work of Tobit and the Angel by Claude LorrainTobit in the evening05
Landscape with Tobit and the Angel (Evening)
The end of the day transforms support into an experience of trust.
Landmark work of Tobit and the Angel by Claude LorrainTobie and Raphael06
Landscape with Tobie and Raphael
Shared walking makes visible protection that cannot be proclaimed.
Landmark work of Tobit and the Angel by Claude Lorrain
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Three landscapes with Tobit and the angel
Raphael's trip, evening and accompaniment offer three accentuations of the same biblical story.
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