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Phorbas Bringing Oedipus Back to Life, 1802-18 (marble)
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Phorbas Bringing Oedipus Back to Life, 1802-18 (marble)
XIR223453 Phorbas Bringing Oedipus Back to Life, 1802-18 (marble) by Chaudet, Antoine Denis (1763-1810); Louvre, Paris, France; (add.info.: Oedipe enfant rappele a la vie par le berger Phorbas; finished by Pierre Cartellier (1757-1831) and Louis Marie Dupaty (1771-1825) after the artists death; ); French, out of copyright
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In this marble sculpture, titled "Phorbas Bringing Oedipus Back to Life" we witness a powerful moment of revival and compassion. Created by Antoine Denis Chaudet in the early 19th century, this masterpiece now resides in the Louvre Museum in Paris. The scene depicts Phorbas, a shepherd from Greek mythology, as he breathes life back into the young Oedipus. With delicate precision, Chaudet captures the intensity of this life-giving act. The intricate details of the figures' expressions and body language convey both urgency and tenderness. Oedipus lies naked on a stone slab, his frail form symbolizing vulnerability and mortality. His eyes are closed as if lost in an eternal slumber. Phorbas leans over him with unwavering determination, gently pouring water into Oedipus's parched lips from an ornate vessel. A loyal dog stands nearby, attentively observing their every move. This sculpture encapsulates themes of salvation and care that resonate across time and cultures. It reminds us of our shared humanity – our capacity to revive one another when faced with adversity or despair. As we gaze upon this remarkable artwork captured by www. bridgemanimages. com, let us reflect on the power of empathy and compassion in bringing hope to those who need it most. May it serve as a timeless reminder that even amidst darkness, there is always potential for renewal and rebirth.
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