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Loudun Possessions: URBAN GRANDIER, Priest of Loudun victim of injustice - Affaire des
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Loudun Possessions: URBAN GRANDIER, Priest of Loudun victim of injustice - Affaire des
XEE4150887 Loudun Possessions: URBAN GRANDIER, Priest of Loudun victim of injustice - Affaire des possedes de Loudun (demons de Loudun): portrait of the french priest Urbain Grandier (1590-1634) - Engraving of 1863 in " Le Livre Rouge - Histoire De L echafaud en France" by Dupray de La Maherie - Private collection by Anonymous; Private Collection; (add.info.: Loudun Possessions: URBAN GRANDIER, Priest of Loudun victim of injustice - Affaire des possedes de Loudun (demons de Loudun): portrait of the french priest Urbain Grandier (1590-1634) - Engraving of 1863 in " Le Livre Rouge - Histoire De L echafaud en France" by Dupray de La Maherie - Private collection); out of copyright
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This print showcases a powerful and haunting portrait of Urbain Grandier, the French priest who fell victim to a grave injustice during the infamous Loudun Possessions. The Affaire des possedes de Loudun, also known as the demons of Loudun, was a dark chapter in history where accusations of witchcraft and possession ran rampant. In this engraving from 1863 by Dupray de La Maherie, we see the face of Urbain Grandier captured with striking detail. His expression is one of both strength and vulnerability, reflecting his tumultuous journey through false accusations and persecution. The artist's use of color adds depth to this already compelling image. The vibrant hues bring life to Grandier's visage while simultaneously emphasizing the darkness that surrounded him. It serves as a reminder that even in moments of great injustice, there can be beauty found within resilience. This photograph print is part of a private collection, adding an air of mystery to its origins. As we gaze upon this mesmerizing depiction, we are transported back in time to witness firsthand the profound impact that prejudice and hysteria can have on an individual's life. Through this artwork, we are invited to reflect on themes such as power dynamics, religious fervor gone awry, and the enduring struggle for justice. It stands as a testament not only to Urbain Grandier's tragic fate but also to our collective responsibility in ensuring fairness prevails over fear-driven persecution.
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