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-full.webp "The Magdalen with the Smoking Flame (circa 1635-37) by Georges de La Tour")
The Magdalen with the Smoking Flame (circa 1635-37)
A lone woman sits in shadow, her face lit by a single flame. The flickering light catches the curve of her skull, the folds of her robe, the stillness of her hands. A mirror lies facedown beside her. The air feels thick with quiet contemplation, the flame’s glow both intimate and isolating.
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-full.webp "The Repentant Magdalen (c. 1635-1640) by Georges de La Tour")
The Repentant Magdalen (c. 1635-1640)
A single candle flickers in the dark, casting soft light on Mary Magdalene’s bowed head. Her hands rest on a skull, its hollow gaze mirroring her quiet sorrow. The flame’s glow licks at the edges of the frame, leaving the rest swallowed by shadow—a moment suspended between penance and peace.
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-full.webp "Mary Magdalene (1540-50) by Moretto Da Brescia")
Mary Magdalene (1540-50)
A woman kneels in contemplation, her gaze turned inward. The light catches her flowing hair and the jar beside her—hints of a story untold. Rich fabrics drape around her, but it’s the quiet intensity in her posture that holds the eye. This is a moment suspended between devotion and mystery.