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. Au-premier-plan, une robe rouge flottante et d'un manteau bleu tient un linge blanc sur lequel est posé un tout jeune enfant aux cheveux blonds Ces différents attributs confirment qu'il s'agit d'une représentation de la Vierge et de l'Enfant Jésus, ils sont entourés de Joseph et de l'Ange et forment la Sainte Famille. La figure centrale de la Vierge est accentuée par le volume de sa coiffe, qui lui tient lieu d'auréole. A l'arrière plan sur la droite, Joseph, d'un air placide observe la scène tandis que sur la gauche, à l'arrière plan également

. La-fluorescence-ultraviolette, non disponible aujourd'hui) montre de nombreux repeints récents, excessifs par rapport à l'état de conservation satisfaisant qui a révélée la radiographie

. Le-style-maniériste and . Tardif, est reconnaissable dans la composition de ce tableau qui se traduit par une impression d'étrangeté dans la composition. Les personnages sont rassemblés dans une proximité spatiale très resserrée

. Le-visage-de-la-vierge-plonge-dans-la-pénombre-selon-un-raccourci-spécifique-au-peintre, On retrouve en effet cette "manière" dans une oeuvre de l'artiste, conservée au musée de Varsovie, Georges prompt à la soupe

. La-robe-plissée-de-la, Vierge occupe une partie importante de la composition et répond en contrepoint à l'ellipse des langes de l'Enfant. La coiffe qui tient lieu d'auréole est dite "à la bohémienne

L. Traits-de-la, Vierge doivent être rapprochés de ceux du Christ de la chapelle Saint-Nicolas-des-Champs de Vic, permettant de dater plus précisément l'oeuvre : 1621 (Figure C)

. Bonhomme, tenez vos lunettes Et regardez bien qui vous n'êtes De l'âge propre aux jeux d'amours Un chacun cherche son semblable Souffrez qu

. Le-jeune-homme-est-richement-vêtu-de-soie, Sur sa toque gansée, se dresse un ensemble de plume or et argent La perle qu'il porte à l'oreille permet de dater le tableau, car c'est le roi Henri III, monarque esthète et extravagant, qui à lancé cette coutume. multiples?A chacun d'imaginer par exemple quelle pourrait être la scène précédente! A chacun d'inventer un autre titre pour cette oeuvre! Car cette jeune femme continue

I. Simon, t know if (it is because) I am lazy TC 00:34:19

. Florence, yes, because at times having an explanation might guide our vision of the work

. Florence, I find this exciting, to be able TC 00:56:17.480 -00:56:19, p.610

. Florence, you can see that there " and also be able to see the details and

E. Moderator, what were your feelings as to this issue?