Tobias and the Angel by Pieter Mulier, (il Cavaliere Tempesta)

Tobias and the Angel after 1684

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sculpture, oil-on-canvas

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storm

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rough brush stroke

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sculpture

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charcoal drawing

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possibly oil pastel

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rugged

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charcoal art

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sculpture

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charcoal

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graphite

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oil-on-canvas

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shadow overcast

"Tobias and the Angel" (after 1684) by Pieter Mulier (il Cavaliere Tempesta) depicts a picturesque landscape with a biblical scene. In the foreground, the titular Tobias and the angel Raphael are walking through a stream, surrounded by sheep and a dog, while a figure in the background is fishing. The painting features a sweeping vista with a dramatic, stormy sky and dramatic rocky cliffs in the background. The overall effect is one of serenity and calm. "Tobias and the Angel" is a masterful example of the Italian landscape tradition and is held by The Art Institute of Chicago.

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