Lourdes, the Miracle (second plate) by Jean-Louis Forain

Etching of a young woman with outstretched arms standing above a crowd of kneeling and seated figures.

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Lourdes, the Miracle (second plate), Jean-Louis Forain (1912), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com

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This etching, titled Lourdes, the Miracle (second plate), was made by Jean-Louis Forain in 1912. A young woman in a long robe stands on a raised platform with her arms outstretched and her gaze lifted upward, surrounded by a dense crowd of figures, some kneeling or reclining on the ground. The fine, loose hatching gives the scene a dusky, emotional atmosphere.

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1912

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