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The Deluge A cluster of bodies of human beings and animals under the rain streams of
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JLJ4677557 The Deluge A cluster of bodies of human beings and animals under the rain streams of the anger of the sky, some are already drowned, others scream their distress. Painting by Leon Comerre (1850-1916) 1911 Sun. 3, 45x4, 48 m Nantes, Musee des Beaux Arts by Comerre, Leon Francois (1850-1916); Musee des Beaux-Arts, Nantes, France; (add.info.: The Deluge A cluster of bodies of human beings and animals under the rain streams of the anger of the sky, some are already drowned, others scream their distress. Painting by Leon Comerre (1850-1916) 1911 Sun. 3, 45x4, 48 m Nantes, Musee des Beaux Arts); Photo ePhoto Josse; French, out of copyright
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In this powerful and haunting photo print, we are confronted with Leon Comerre's painting "The Deluge". The scene depicts a cluster of bodies, both human and animal, submerged under the relentless rain streams pouring from an angry sky. Some figures have already succumbed to the overwhelming floodwaters, while others scream out in distress. Painted in 1911 by French artist Leon Comerre (1850-1916), this monumental artwork measures an impressive 3.45x4.48 meters and is housed at the Musee des Beaux Arts in Nantes, France. Comerre masterfully captures the terror and chaos that ensues during a catastrophic deluge. The composition evokes biblical themes of destruction and divine punishment as referenced in religious texts such as Noah's Ark or the Great Flood. The sheer scale of devastation depicted here highlights humanity's vulnerability against natural forces beyond our control. Comerre's attention to detail is remarkable; every figure seems frozen in time amidst their struggle for survival. This image serves as a reminder of our own mortality and raises questions about our relationship with nature. As rain pours relentlessly down upon these desperate souls, it becomes clear that this painting not only explores themes of death, fear, and drowning but also speaks to broader concepts such as climate change and meteorology. It prompts us to reflect on how weather patterns can shape our lives profoundly. "The Deluge" stands as a testament to Comerre's skillful brushwork and his ability to convey raw emotion through
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