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Noli me tangere ( Do Not Touch Me ), 17th century. Artist: Jan Breughel the Younger
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Noli me tangere ( Do Not Touch Me ), 17th century. Artist: Jan Breughel the Younger
Noli me tangere ( Do Not Touch Me ), 17th century. Mary Magdalene, the first to see the risen Christ in the Garden of Gethsemane. From a Private collection
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This 17th-century print by Jan Breughel the Younger, titled "Noli me tangere (Do Not Touch Me)" transports us to the Garden of Gethsemane where a profound meeting between Jesus Christ and Mary Magdalene takes place. The artist skillfully captures the essence of this significant moment in Christian history. The scene unfolds amidst a lush garden, with vibrant plants and trees serving as a backdrop for this sacred encounter. Dressed in flowing robes, Mary Magdalene stands before Jesus, her expression filled with surprise and amazement. Her outstretched hand gestures towards him, while he respectfully raises his own hand as if guiding her understanding. Breughel's use of color is striking; the rich red hues symbolize passion and spirituality, emphasizing the intensity of this divine connection. The landscape itself exudes tranquility and beauty, reflecting both the natural world and spiritual realms intertwining harmoniously. As we gaze upon this artwork, we are reminded of Mary Magdalene's role as one of the first witnesses to Christ's resurrection. Her awe-struck reaction represents our own astonishment at witnessing such an extraordinary event through art. Jan Breughel the Younger masterfully brings together elements of nature, religion, and human emotion in this horizontal oil painting that continues to captivate viewers centuries later. It serves as a testament to both his artistic prowess and his deep faith in Christianity's teachings.
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