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Posted 5 years ago
kyratango
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This one is a religious subject, from a painting Annibale Carracci painted between 1595 and 1597.
Impossible to take it of the wall in the staircase without killing myself, sorry, you won't see the back!
Big, about 50 cm high, some bugs (!!!) holes and fraying in the silk support.
THANK YOU PARIS 925 FOR IDENTIFICATION :-)
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As a pagan ;-) I have no knowledge of details in Christian evangelism.
So hoping someone well educated will know!
Thank you for your informative comment about the halo :-)
That's interesting. I wonder what A.G.S.P.F. means......
Now I'm curious....my Latin isn't fabulous... :( Maybe I will take a sniff around the web and see if I manage to find anything.
My latin is very basic and my religion inexistant, and my search for the acronym gave nothing :-/
Thank for your support, friends!
Thanks a lot to you, Aura, Manikin, Officialfuel, Phil, Bb2, Petey and Kevin for taking time to visit and love This needle paint :-)
Wow, incredible needle work! I took a look around, kyratango, nothing turned up for me, sorry wish I could help. Someone will turn up! :)
Maybe Matisse, s/he seems to know a lot about classical art.
I'm not Christian either so can't help with who what where.
This is delicately done and a fantastic frame too.
superbe, je ne connaissat pas le needle painting-)
MAYBE THIS COULD HELP -)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Latin_abbreviations
Katherine, thank you for trying and for the love! Need a Latinist monk now :-)
Racer, thanks for your love and appreciation :-)
David, merci beaucoup pour le lien, je ne trouve toujours rien...
Kevin/Vetraio, thank you for the love, I was hoping you'd have a clue on this one ;-))
Many thanks for the loves, SpiritBear, Caperkid and Torakitty :-)
Another lovely piece of needle work Kyra :).....OK while we're all confessing here...lol I spent a few years in the seminary and thought about becoming a priest. I did take Latin but failed miserably. There are very few remnants left of my Roman Catholic upbringing now that I'm older. I still respect the beliefs I just don't practice them anymore. I know I've seen A.G.S.P.F some where before. I think on holy cards. I agree with Lisa. The story of Rebecca seems correct.
Pascale j'observe bien la scene on a 4 protagonistes, on a un broc devant et derriere les deux personnages principaux, un puit ou baptistere, et des ruines...
le christ tend de la main droite ouverte le ciel, comme pour prendre du ciel... bref une représentation allégorique de son éternité?...... en cherchant un peu j'ai trouvé une piste "christ conversant avec la samaritaine" le puit c'est le puit de jacob... avec cette indication tu va retrouver le tableau d'origine.
tu pourras traduire pour nos amis anglophone merci-)
http://stmaterne.blogspot.fr/2008/02/sainte-photini-sainte-claire-ou-la.html
Beautiful piece.
I have clicked to follow comments. :)
quelques representations de plus pour confirmer mon hypothese.. et la tu vas trouver sans souci-) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Samaritan_woman_at_the_well
bon et comme je suis tres fort-) (je frime) j'ai meme trouvé l'auteur du tableau d'origine!!! image est inversée mais c bien lui!!!!!
Annibale Carracci - Christ and the Samaritan Woman
enjoy-)
mystery solved? -)
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Annibale_Carracci_-_Christ_and_the_Samaritan_Woman_-_Google_Art_Project.jpg
David! You got it!
Jesus and the Samaritan at Jacob's well!
Will search tomorrow for other paintings with this great clue, merci mille fois David bises :-)
mais tu l'as le tableau je te l'ai mis-)
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Annibale_Carracci_-_Christ_and_the_Samaritan_Woman_-_Google_Art_Project.jpg
ya plus qu'a trouver le agspf -)
Yes, I was thinking I may find the exact original :-)
One more, the oval in this page:
http://www.dhistoire-et-dart.com/approche/Plattemontagne-Samaritaine.html
hm i think mine is the exact one, look at the the mens on background, the two trees and ruins... mais come t'es amoureuses des ptites bébettes faut bien que tu a cherche encore ... la bébete-) alors cherche-) on verra bien-) qui a copié sur qui-) bise
The biblical episode:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Samaritan_woman_at_the_well#Biblical_account
Update: pic 2 is from the link Paris 925 gave, pic 3 is the mirrored embroidery to show they are same!
David, comme beaucoup de filles, j'ai du mal avec les représentations dans l'espace! J' ai dû retourner la photo pour voir que c'est LE tableau original, quelle "cruche"! ;-)
moi j'ai reverifier en faisant un montage totoshop... no doubt-)
bon bah ca date pas d'hier tout ca.... good night
I recognized the story of the picture, but couldn't remember the details. This event in celebrated in Mexico on the fourth Friday of Lent. :)
I have an idea for the A.G.S.P.F.!
The original painting beeing from artist Annibale Carracci, and I saw it spelled too Annibal Garracci, I wonder if it is not the traditionnal way to tribute the author :
Annibal Garracci (S?) Pintor Faciebat
not a bad idea-) laudam laudat laudare-)
-)
me reste rien du latin pourtant 3 ans de versions....
Idem ;-D
Smart thinking, kyratango! :)
This is beautiful kyra. Thank you for sharing it and for everyone else who shared their beliefs. That is brave and usually not a subject anyone would touch with a 10 foot pole but it is what it is and I do believe in Christ and Jesus so you know, I really love it. I don't practice religion and don't know this particular story but this makes me want to read it. Thank you for sharing and everyone being accepting of others. It's all good!! :) As long as we can share our "stuff" here. :)
Thanks OGF! As I said believing in nothing, rather tend to paganism, lol!
I bought it because it is a very old piece of art, and was in my collecting area at the moment.
I enjoyed it for decades before thinking about the story represented :-)
Again, kudos to Paris1925 for the solve!!!
Many thanks to all 20 Samaritan lovers :-D
Just Beautiful....and Thanks for almost killing yourself ( for us ) ....just to get a Picture. Well done !!!!!
Hehe, Rose! I'm a coward! Pic was taken from far, too dangerous to unhang :-D
Thank you!!!