Louis XIV in Notre-Dame de Paris on January 30, 1687 at a Thanksgiving Service after his Recovery from a Grave Illness 1705 - 1720

This painting by Guy Louis Vernansal the Elder depicts a historical event - the thanksgiving service held in Notre-Dame de Paris for the recovery of King Louis XIV from a serious illness in 1687. The scene shows the king standing in the center, surrounded by his court, receiving prayers and blessings from the clergy. The richly decorated church interior and the opulent dress of the figures highlight the grandeur of the French monarchy during the reign of Louis XIV. The painting, created between 1705 and 1720, captures the essence of the era through its attention to detail and historical accuracy.