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Saint Francois of Assisi (1181-1223) cuts the hair of Saint Claire (1193-1253). Painting by Semplice De Verona (1589-1654) Ec. Ital. 17th century. Grenoble, Museum of Fine Arts
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Saint Francois of Assisi (1181-1223) cuts the hair of Saint Claire (1193-1253). Painting by Semplice De Verona (1589-1654) Ec. Ital. 17th century. Grenoble, Museum of Fine Arts
JLJ4601790 Saint Francois of Assisi (1181-1223) cuts the hair of Saint Claire (1193-1253). Painting by Semplice De Verona (1589-1654) Ec. Ital. 17th century. Grenoble, Museum of Fine Arts by Semplice da Verona, Fra (c.1589-1654); Musee des Beaux-Arts, Grenoble, France; (add.info.: Saint Francois of Assisi (1181-1223) cuts the hair of Saint Claire (1193-1253). Painting by Semplice De Verona (1589-1654) Ec. Ital. 17th century. Grenoble, Museum of Fine Arts); Photo © Photo Josse
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Clares Franciscan Misery Pauper Religious Good Sister Saint Claire Saint Francis Of Assisi Seicento
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This print captures the profound moment when Saint Francois of Assisi delicately cuts the hair of Saint Claire, as depicted in Semplice De Verona's exquisite painting. Created during the 17th century, this Italian masterpiece is housed in Grenoble's Museum of Fine Arts. The image portrays a scene filled with religious devotion and humility. Saint Francois, known for his commitment to poverty and simplicity, gently trims the locks of Saint Claire, symbolizing her renunciation of worldly desires. The painting beautifully conveys their spiritual connection and shared dedication to their Franciscan order. Semplice De Verona's artistry shines through in every brushstroke, capturing the essence of these revered saints. The composition exudes a sense of tranquility and reverence as it transports viewers back to a time steeped in faith and piety. As we gaze upon this remarkable artwork through Photo Josse's lens, we are reminded of the power that religious art holds - its ability to inspire contemplation and evoke deep emotions within us. This photograph allows us to appreciate not only Semplice De Verona's talent but also the enduring legacy left by these holy figures who dedicated their lives to serving others. Intriguingly juxtaposing themes such as holiness, clergy, poverty, and hairstyle within one frame creates an intriguing narrative that invites further exploration into both historical context and personal reflection on spirituality.
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