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The brick " The Stone" command by Captain Rebuffa assaulted by a hurricane on 2/07/1822. Ex voto. Painting by Antoine Roux (1765-1835). 1822. Cathedrale Notre Dame de la Garde Marseille
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The brick " The Stone" command by Captain Rebuffa assaulted by a hurricane on 2/07/1822. Ex voto. Painting by Antoine Roux (1765-1835). 1822. Cathedrale Notre Dame de la Garde Marseille
JEB4879970 The brick " The Stone" command by Captain Rebuffa assaulted by a hurricane on 2/07/1822. Ex voto. Painting by Antoine Roux (1765-1835). 1822. Cathedrale Notre Dame de la Garde Marseille; (add.info.: The brick " The Stone" command by Captain Rebuffa assaulted by a hurricane on 2/07/1822. Ex voto. Painting by Antoine Roux (1765-1835). 1822. Cathedrale Notre Dame de la Garde Marseille); © Jean Bernard. All rights reserved 2024
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This painting by Antoine Roux depicts the harrowing scene of Captain Rebuffa's ship, The Stone, being assaulted by a fierce hurricane on July 2nd, 1822. The detailed brushstrokes bring to life the chaos and danger faced by the crew as they struggle to survive amidst the raging storm.
The Cathedrale Notre Dame de la Garde in Marseille houses this powerful ex voto, a testament to the miraculous survival of those aboard The Stone. As superstition and belief in protective amulets prevailed during this time, it is no wonder that such a painting would be commissioned as a token of gratitude for their deliverance.
The intricate details of the shipwreck, with waves crashing against its hull and sails torn apart by the wind, evoke a sense of awe at nature's destructive power. Yet amidst this turmoil, there is also a glimmer of hope as rescue appears imminent in the distance.
Antoine Roux masterfully captures not only the physical destruction wrought by the storm but also the resilience and determination of those who braved its wrath. This painting serves as a reminder of both human vulnerability and strength in facing adversity, making it a timeless work of art that continues to inspire viewers centuries later.
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