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The Religious at the hospice of Saint Gotthard (San Gottardo) giving relief to families affected by the brigands Painting by Louis Hersent (1777-1860) 1824
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The Religious at the hospice of Saint Gotthard (San Gottardo) giving relief to families affected by the brigands Painting by Louis Hersent (1777-1860) 1824
JLJ4602920 The Religious at the hospice of Saint Gotthard (San Gottardo) giving relief to families affected by the brigands Painting by Louis Hersent (1777-1860) 1824 by Hersent, Louis (1777-1860); Louvre, Paris, France; (add.info.: The Religious at the hospice of Saint Gotthard (San Gottardo) giving relief to families affected by the brigands Painting by Louis Hersent (1777-1860) 1824); Photo © Photo Josse
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This print captures Louis Hersent's painting, "The Religious at the hospice of Saint Gotthard (San Gottardo) giving relief to families affected by the brigands". Created in 1824, this artwork depicts a scene of compassion and aid during a time of great distress. In the foreground, we see a group of religious figures from different orders extending their hands to offer solace and support. Their faces reflect empathy as they provide relief to families affected by violence and assault perpetrated by brigands. The composition is filled with emotion, highlighting the misery experienced by these innocent victims. Hersent's mastery shines through his use of color and light. The cold mountainous backdrop contrasts with the warmth emanating from both the characters' expressions and their acts of charity. This juxtaposition symbolizes hope amidst despair. The painting emphasizes Christian values such as equity, charity, and love for one's neighbor. It serves as a reminder that religion can play an essential role in providing comfort during times of hardship. Through this powerful image captured in this photo print, viewers are transported back to 19th-century France. They witness not only the resilience of those affected but also the unwavering dedication of clergy members who selflessly devote themselves to serving others. Louis Hersent's work continues to resonate today as it reminds us all about our responsibility towards our fellow human beings – especially those facing adversity – regardless of religious affiliation or background.
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