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Pillow : Athaliah and Jehoash, 1741. Creator: Coypel, Charles-Antoine (1694-1752)
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Athaliah and Jehoash, 1741. Creator: Coypel, Charles-Antoine (1694-1752)
Athaliah and Jehoash, 1741. Found in the Collection of Musee des beaux-arts, Brest
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Brest Coypel Musee Des Beaux Arts 1741 Athalia Athaliah Athalie Joas Joash
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This print showcases the masterpiece "Athaliah and Jehoash" painted by Charles-Antoine Coypel in 1741. The painting, housed in the esteemed Musee des beaux-arts in Brest, France, is a stunning representation of allegory and literature from the Rococo period. Coypel's artistic brilliance comes to life as he depicts Athaliah, an infamous biblical queen known for her tyrannical rule over Judah. Standing beside her is Jehoash, a young prince who would eventually become king. The artist skillfully captures their contrasting personalities through his masterful brushstrokes and use of vibrant colors. The composition exudes drama and tension as Athaliah gazes at Jehoash with a mixture of curiosity and suspicion. Her regal attire symbolizes power while also hinting at her wicked intentions. In contrast, Jehoash appears innocent yet determined, representing hope amidst darkness. This painting not only reflects mythology but also serves as a commentary on human nature and political intrigue that transcends time. Coypel's attention to detail transports viewers into this historical moment where myth meets reality. As we admire this oil-on-canvas masterpiece through this photo print, we are reminded of the enduring impact fine art has on our understanding of history and culture. It invites us to delve deeper into the complexities of human existence while appreciating the sheer beauty created by talented artists like Charles-Antoine Coypel.
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