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God speaks to Noah after the Flood, c. 1578 (oil on canvas)
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God speaks to Noah after the Flood, c. 1578 (oil on canvas)
259388 God speaks to Noah after the Flood, c.1578 (oil on canvas) by Bassano, Jacopo (J. da Ponte) (1510-92) & Bassano, Francesco (F. da Ponte) (1549-92); 93x124 cm; Palatine Gallery, Pitti Palace, Florence
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God Speaks to Noah after the Flood, c. 1578
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is a captivating oil painting that depicts a pivotal moment in biblical history. Created by Jacopo Bassano and Francesco Bassano, this masterpiece measures 93x124 cm and can be found in the Palatine Gallery at Pitti Palace in Florence. The artwork showcases an array of elements and characters from the Old Testament story of Noah's Ark. In the foreground, we see Noah himself, surrounded by his family members and various farm animals such as sheep, goats, chickens, and even a rabbit. The scene takes place on a building site where carpenters are constructing houses. Amidst this bustling activity stands God Himself, portrayed as a radiant figure speaking directly to Noah. A magnificent rainbow stretches across the sky above them—a symbol of hope and renewal after the devastating flood that wiped out all life on Earth. The painting beautifully captures both human emotions and natural phenomena. The artists' attention to detail is evident in their meticulous rendering of each character's expression as they listen intently to God's words. With its vibrant colors and skillful composition, "God Speaks to Noah after the Flood" exemplifies Mannerism—an art movement popular during the 16th century characterized by exaggerated proportions and dramatic poses. This remarkable piece not only serves as an artistic marvel but also invites viewers to reflect upon themes of faith, destruction, rebirth, and divine intervention present within biblical narratives like that of Noah's Ark.
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