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La Pêche miraculeuse ou la Vocation de saint Pierre. "Petit may" de Notre-Dame. 1624, c1624. Creator: Claude Vignon. La Pêche miraculeuse ou la Vocation de saint Pierre. "Petit may" de Notre-Dame. 1624, c1624
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La Pêche miraculeuse ou la Vocation de saint Pierre. "Petit may" de Notre-Dame. 1624, c1624. Creator: Claude Vignon. La Pêche miraculeuse ou la Vocation de saint Pierre. "Petit may" de Notre-Dame. 1624, c1624
La Peche miraculeuse ou la Vocation de saint Pierre. "Petit may" de Notre-Dame. 1624, c1624
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La Pêche miraculeuse ou la Vocation de saint Pierre,
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also known as "Petit may" of Notre-Dame, is a captivating oil on wood painting created by the renowned French Baroque artist, Claude Vignon, in 1624. This masterpiece, now housed in the Carnavalet Museum in Paris, is a testament to the rich artistic heritage of the 17th century. The painting depicts the biblical story of Saint Peter's miraculous call to become a fisher of men. In the image, we see Saint Peter and several other fishermen mending their nets along the shore. Christ Jesus, standing on the shore, calls out to Saint Peter, inviting him to leave his fishing profession and follow him. In response, Saint Peter, dressed in simple fisherman's attire, stands up and leaves his companions to join Jesus. The painting is a vibrant representation of the scene, with rich colors and intricate details. The boats and fishing gear in the foreground add authenticity to the setting, while the calm water and serene expression on Christ's face convey a sense of peace and tranquility. The figures of the fishermen are depicted with realistic textures and expressions, adding depth and emotion to the painting. Claude Vignon's masterful use of oil painting techniques brings the scene to life, capturing the essence of the story and the spirit of the time. The painting is a valuable addition to the collection of the Carnavalet Museum and a must-see for anyone interested in the history of art, Christianity, or the Baroque era. This painting is a reminder of the enduring power of faith and the importance of following one's calling, no matter the cost. It is a beautiful and inspiring work of art that continues to captivate and inspire viewers to this day.
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