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Saint Charles Borromee baptizing a child. The dead sheep
JLJ4619020 Saint Charles Borromee baptizing a child. The dead sheep and the sketches of layers of bodies next to which a man closes his nose so as not to breathe the smell suggests that the drawing depicts the arch of Milan Saint Charles Borromee (Carlo Borromeo, 1538-1584) baptizing the children during the plague that invaded the city in 1576. Drawing by Annibale Carracci (Annibal Carrache, 1560-1609). Dim: 0.57 x 0.40 cm. Paris, Musee Du Louvre by Carracci, Annibale (1560-1609); Louvre, Paris, France; (add.info.: Saint Charles Borromee baptizing a child. The dead sheep and the sketches of layers of bodies next to which a man closes his nose so as not to breathe the smell suggests that the drawing depicts the arch of Milan Saint Charles Borromee (Carlo Borromeo, 1538-1584) baptizing the children during the plague that invaded the city in 1576. Drawing by Annibale Carracci (Annibal Carrache, 1560-1609). Dim: 0.57 x 0.40 cm. Paris, Musee Du Louvre); Photo ePhoto Josse; Italian, out of copyright
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This powerful print captures the poignant scene of Saint Charles Borromee baptizing a child amidst the devastating plague that struck Milan in 1576. Painted by Annibale Carracci, this drawing showcases the archbishop's unwavering dedication to his people during one of their darkest times. In the foreground, a dead sheep lies on the ground, symbolizing both death and sacrifice. Surrounding it are sketches depicting layers of bodies, a haunting reminder of the countless lives lost to the plague. A man standing nearby is seen closing his nose to avoid breathing in the putrid smell that permeates through the air. The composition evokes a sense of despair and desperation, yet within this somber setting, Saint Charles Borromee stands tall as a beacon of hope. With gentle hands and solemn expression, he performs an act of faith by baptizing a child into salvation. The small size (0.57 x 0.40 cm) adds intimacy to this profound moment captured by Carracci's skilled hand. This artwork now resides in Paris' Musee Du Louvre, serving as a testament to both human suffering and resilience throughout history. Through this print from Fine Art Finder, we are reminded not only of our shared vulnerability but also our capacity for compassion and spiritual strength even in times of great adversity.
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