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Saint Gregory Deacon Directing Prayers Processions
Artokoloro
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Media ID 14051689
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1700 1705–1765 1762 1783 According Biographer Brown Carle Charles Andre Gray Wash Invalides Michel Francois Dandre Bardon Nice Plague Saint Gregory Vanloo Vault Cessation Processions
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EDITORS COMMENTS
This print titled "Saint Gregory Deacon Directing Prayers Processions" by Artokoloro takes us back to the year 1762, capturing a moment of deep spiritual significance. The artwork, created with pen and brown ink, showcases the talent of French artist Charles André Carle Vanloo. In this scene, Saint Gregory, depicted as a deacon, stands at the forefront directing prayers and processions. His solemn presence exudes authority and devotion as he leads the faithful in their quest for divine intervention. The use of brown and gray wash adds depth to the image while maintaining an aura of reverence. The historical context surrounding this piece is particularly intriguing. During this period, Europe was plagued by various diseases that caused widespread suffering and death. It is believed that Saint Gregory played a crucial role in bringing about cessation to one such plague through his unwavering faith and intercession. Carle Vanloo's artistic prowess shines through in every stroke of his brush as he masterfully captures both the physicality and spirituality of Saint Gregory's mission. This drawing measures approximately 7 3/4 x 5 1/2 inches (19.7 x 14 cm) – a testament to Vanloo's attention to detail. Artokoloro has once again curated an exceptional piece from their Liszt Collection that not only celebrates artistry but also offers insight into history and religious devotion.
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