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.jpg "Saint Paul the Apostle by Claude Vignon")
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.jpg "Adoration of the Magi by Claude Vignon")
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.jpg "Two Angels Presenting the Holy Face by Claude Vignon")
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_-_Portret_van_ArchimedesArchimedes_Siracus_(title_on_object)Bustes_van_filosofen_e_-_(MeisterDrucke-1369419).jpg "Portrait of Archimedes by Jerôme David (attributed to)")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1002981).jpg "Jesus Among the Doctors by Claude Vignon")
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.jpg "Cleopatra Committing Suicide by Claude Vignon")
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.jpg "Saint Paul the Apostle, 17th century by Claude Vignon")
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.jpg "The Martyrdom of St. Matthew by Claude Vignon")
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.jpg "Jesus Washing the Disciples")
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.jpg "Christ in the House of Simon the Pharisee, c.1635 by Claude Vignon")
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Bustes_van_filosofen_en_koningen_(_-_(MeisterDrucke-1371282).jpg "Portrait of Socrates by Jerôme David")
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.jpg "Croesus Receiving a Tribute from a Lydian Peasant, 1629 by Claude Vignon")
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.jpg "Healing of the Lame Man and the Bent Woman on Sabbath from Miracles of Our Lord Jesus Christ (series title) by Claude Vignon")
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.jpg "Sibyl of Cumae, with the Resurrection of Christ in the Background by Gilles Rousselet")
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Sibillen_(series_title)Les_Siby_-_(MeisterDrucke-1357485).jpg "Libyan Sibyl (Sibyls) by Gilles Rousselet")
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Les_Sept_Sages_de_la_Grce_(series_title_-_(MeisterDrucke-1368895).jpg "Thales of Miletus (The Seven Sages of Greece) by Jean Couvay")
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.jpg "Two Angels Presenting the Holy Face by Claude Vignon")
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.jpg "Persian Sibyl, with Mary and Child in the Background by Gilles Rousselet")
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.jpg "Moses with the Ten Commandments by Claude Vignon")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1361215).jpg "Assyrians - The Empire of Sennacherib Destroyed (The Four Kingdoms) by Jeremias Falck")
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.jpg "Portrait of Isabella of Castile by Gilles Rousselet")
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.jpg "Sibyl of Erythrae, with Mary and Child in the Background by Gilles Rousselet")
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.jpg "Moses with the Tablets of the Law by Claude Vignon")
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.jpg "St. Anthony with a Book (title on object: Sanctus Antonius nobilis oegiptins, heremitarum pater) by Jerôme David")
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.jpg "Saint Helena at the Cross by Gilles Rousselet")
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.jpg "The Death of Seneca by Claude Vignon")
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_oil_on_canvas_-_(MeisterDrucke-1462306).jpg "Croesus Receiving Tribute from Lydian by Claude Vignon")
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.jpg "Healing of the Man at the Pool of Bethesda, Miracles of Our Lord Jesus Christ (series title), Miracles of Christ (series title) by Claude Vignon")
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.jpg "Christ Washing the Disciples Feet, 1653 by Claude Vignon")
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.jpg "The Catholic Faith by Claude Vignon")
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.jpg "David with the Head of Goliath by Claude Vignon")
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.jpg "The Young Singer by Claude Vignon")
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.jpg "The Adoration of the Magi, c.1619 by Claude Vignon")
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_(or_Saint_Anthony_-_(MeisterDrucke-985375).jpg "The death of Saint Anthony by Claude Vignon")
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.jpg "David with the head of Goliath by Claude Vignon")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-901319).jpg "St. Ambrose, c.1623-25 by Claude Vignon")
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_17th_century_Sun_095x09_m_-_(MeisterDrucke-970211).jpg "Le Jeune Singer by Claude Vignon")
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.jpg "Healing the Paralytic by Claude Vignon")
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Sibillen_(series_title)Les_Si_-_(MeisterDrucke-1357050).jpg "European Sibyl (Sibyls) by Gilles Rousselet")
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.jpg "The Martyrdom of St. Andrew by Claude Vignon")
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.jpg "Moses and the Tablets of the Law by Claude Vignon")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-947022).jpg "Solomon and the Queen of Saba also known as Esther before Assuerus 1er by Claude Vignon")
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.jpg "Portrait of a Man by Claude Vignon")
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_17th_century_-_(MeisterDrucke-999267).jpg "Moses and the Tablets of the Law. Painting by Claude Vignon (1593-1670) 17th century by Claude Vignon")
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.jpg "St. Peter Repentant by Claude Vignon")
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.jpg "Christ Raises the Daughter of Jairus by Claude Vignon")
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.jpg "Christ Delivers Two Possessed Men from Demons by Claude Vignon")
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.jpg "Lot and His Daughters by Claude Vignon")
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.jpg "The Miracles of Jesus Christ: Christ Delivering the Possessed by Claude Vignon")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1120719).jpg "The Death of St. Anthony by Claude Vignon")
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.jpg "A Massacre by the Triumvirate by Claude Vignon")
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.jpg "Healing the Infirm by Claude Vignon")
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.jpg "Death of St. Peter and St. Paul by Claude Vignon")
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.jpg "The Martyrdom of St. Lawrence by Claude Vignon")
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.jpg "The Adoration of the Magi, 1619 by Claude Vignon")
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.jpg "The Cuman Sibyl by Claude Vignon")
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.jpg "The Miracles of Jesus Christ: Christ Delivering the Possessed by Claude Vignon")
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.jpg "The Cuman Sibyl by Claude Vignon")
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.jpg "Ahasuerus Showing his Treasure to Mordecai by Claude Vignon")
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.jpg "The Martyrdom of Saint Andrew by Claude Vignon")
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.jpg "Moses and the Tablets of the Law by Claude Vignon")
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.jpg "Baptism of the Chamberlain by Claude Vignon")
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.jpg "Samian Sibyl by Claude Vignon")
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.jpg "The Bodies of Saints Peter and Paul by Claude Vignon")
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.jpg "Martyrdom of Saint Catherine by Claude Vignon")
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.jpg "Christ Instructs Peter to Feed My Sheep by Claude Vignon")
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.jpg "David with the Head of Goliath by Claude Vignon")
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.jpg "Martyrdom of Saint Lawrence by Claude Vignon")
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.jpg "Mary Stuart Queen of Scots by Claude Vignon")
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.jpg "Samian Sibyl by Claude Vignon")
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.jpg "The Baptism of the Eunuch by Claude Vignon")
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.jpg "Cleobolus by Claude Vignon")
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.jpg "Adoration of the Kings by Claude Vignon")
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.jpg "The Bodies of Saints Peter and Paul in the Same Sepulcher by Claude Vignon")
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.jpg "The Martyrdom of Saint Lawrence by Claude Vignon")
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.jpg "The Martyrdom of Saint Lawrence by Claude Vignon")
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.jpg "The Martyrdom of St. Andrew by Claude Vignon")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1517220).jpg "St. James the Greater, c.1622 by Claude Vignon")
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Amidst the sparkling colors and shimmering lights of the 17th century, among robes, gold and precious stones, a remarkable artist immortalized himself: Claude Vignon. His life began on May 19, 1593 in Tours, France, when he was born into a wealthy family. His artistic journey began in the hands of the mannerist painter Jacob Bunel in Paris. However, it was his study trips to Italy that truly broadened his artistic understanding and exposed him to the vibrant works of Caravaggio and his students, including Guercino, Guido Reni and Annibale Carracci. Vignon's works reflect an exciting fusion of these influences, yet are unique in their expressiveness and dazzling colors. His brushwork fluid, almost electric, his treatment of materials - especially textiles, gold and gemstones - masterful and astonishingly vivid.
His talent in depicting light and shadow, vibrant colors and vivid details, earned him high acclaim and an impressive career. After returning from Rome in 1616, he became a member of the painters' guild of Paris that same year. In the time that followed, Vignon, passionate about his profession, began to work in his native country and exert a lasting influence on the French art scene. Despite his travels, his work with various clients and his many artistic adventures, he always remained true to his style and uniqueness. He also worked closely with the print publisher and art dealer François Langlois, a partnership that was fruitful for both parties and further strengthened the presence of Vignon's works in the art scene. Each of his artworks seemed to open a new chapter in the exciting narrative of his artistic life. He integrated elements of various styles-from Mannerism to Venetian, Dutch, and German art-to create artworks that were impressively versatile yet clearly bore his stamp. As enchanting as a work of art by Vignon was, so are the art prints that reproduce his works. Today's high quality art prints are more than just reproductions, they are tributes to Vignon's genius, finely tuned to the fine details that made up his style.
His last dated work is from 1656, but the legacy he left behind is far more than the sum of his works. With his paintings he wrote stories of light and color, of passion and attention to detail, of the beauty of the ordinary and the extraordinary. He created a visual lexicon of emotions and placed the human experience at the center of his work. His influence reached beyond the boundaries of space and time, inspiring generations of artists after him and leaving an unforgettable mark on the history of art. Vignon died in 1670, but his works live on and continue to enchant viewers worldwide. Whether in great museums or as prints in the living room, his art is timeless and still speaks to us with the same passion and intensity as it did when he was alive. Vignon's art is a shining example of the enduring power of creativity and art's ability to touch and inspire across centuries. He left us not only with beautiful paintings, but also with a deeper insight into the power of human emotion and experience, captured in color and light.
Amidst the sparkling colors and shimmering lights of the 17th century, among robes, gold and precious stones, a remarkable artist immortalized himself: Claude Vignon. His life began on May 19, 1593 in Tours, France, when he was born into a wealthy family. His artistic journey began in the hands of the mannerist painter Jacob Bunel in Paris. However, it was his study trips to Italy that truly broadened his artistic understanding and exposed him to the vibrant works of Caravaggio and his students, including Guercino, Guido Reni and Annibale Carracci. Vignon's works reflect an exciting fusion of these influences, yet are unique in their expressiveness and dazzling colors. His brushwork fluid, almost electric, his treatment of materials - especially textiles, gold and gemstones - masterful and astonishingly vivid.
His talent in depicting light and shadow, vibrant colors and vivid details, earned him high acclaim and an impressive career. After returning from Rome in 1616, he became a member of the painters' guild of Paris that same year. In the time that followed, Vignon, passionate about his profession, began to work in his native country and exert a lasting influence on the French art scene. Despite his travels, his work with various clients and his many artistic adventures, he always remained true to his style and uniqueness. He also worked closely with the print publisher and art dealer François Langlois, a partnership that was fruitful for both parties and further strengthened the presence of Vignon's works in the art scene. Each of his artworks seemed to open a new chapter in the exciting narrative of his artistic life. He integrated elements of various styles-from Mannerism to Venetian, Dutch, and German art-to create artworks that were impressively versatile yet clearly bore his stamp. As enchanting as a work of art by Vignon was, so are the art prints that reproduce his works. Today's high quality art prints are more than just reproductions, they are tributes to Vignon's genius, finely tuned to the fine details that made up his style.
His last dated work is from 1656, but the legacy he left behind is far more than the sum of his works. With his paintings he wrote stories of light and color, of passion and attention to detail, of the beauty of the ordinary and the extraordinary. He created a visual lexicon of emotions and placed the human experience at the center of his work. His influence reached beyond the boundaries of space and time, inspiring generations of artists after him and leaving an unforgettable mark on the history of art. Vignon died in 1670, but his works live on and continue to enchant viewers worldwide. Whether in great museums or as prints in the living room, his art is timeless and still speaks to us with the same passion and intensity as it did when he was alive. Vignon's art is a shining example of the enduring power of creativity and art's ability to touch and inspire across centuries. He left us not only with beautiful paintings, but also with a deeper insight into the power of human emotion and experience, captured in color and light.
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.jpg "Solomon and the Queen of Sheba, or Esther before Ahasuerus, 1624 by Claude Vignon")
_-_Portret_van_EmpedoclesEmpedocles_philosofus_(title_on_object)Bustes_van_filosofe_-_(MeisterDrucke-1370840).jpg "Portrait of Empedocles by Jerôme David (attributed to)")
.jpg "Saint Ambrose by Claude Vignon")
_-_Portret_van_PythagorasPytagoras_(title_on_object)Bustes_van_filosofen_en_koninge_-_(MeisterDrucke-1369724).jpg "Portrait of Pythagoras by Jerôme David (attributed to)")