Public Felicity Triumphant over Dangers 1625
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"Public Felicity Triumphant over Dangers" is a 1625 Baroque oil painting by Orazio Gentileschi currently on display at the Louvre Museum in Paris. It depicts a woman in a blue robe and yellow skirt, seated on a ledge and holding a caduceus, a symbol of peace and prosperity. The woman is a personification of public happiness and prosperity, while the storm-filled clouds and other instruments in the composition represent the threats to her peace. The painting is a masterclass in the use of light and shadow, which creates a dramatic and dynamic atmosphere. Gentileschi's meticulous details, such as the woman's intricate jewelry and the textures of her clothing, contribute to the painting's realism and emotional impact.
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