Mose Che Fa Scaturire L'acqua Dalle Rocce

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"Mose Che Fa Scaturire L'acqua Dalle Rocce" (Moses Causing Water to Flow from the Rocks) is a significant baroque painting by the Italian artist Ciro Ferri (1634–1689), who was a prominent painter and a student of Pietro da Cortona. This artwork is a vivid depiction of the biblical episode from the Book of Exodus, where Moses, the prophet and leader of the Israelites, strikes the rock at Horeb with his staff to bring forth water, quenching the thirst of the Israelite people.

Ferri's rendition of this miraculous event is characterized by its dynamic composition, dramatic use of light and shadow, and the emotional intensity of the figures. The painting showcases Ferri's mastery of the baroque style, which is known for its emphasis on movement, rich color, and theatricality. In the work, Moses is typically shown as a commanding presence, with the flowing water symbolizing the life-giving power of God and the salvation provided to the Israelites.

The painting is a testament to Ferri's skill as a successor to Cortona and as an artist who contributed to the grandeur of Roman baroque art. His works are often noted for their narrative clarity and the elegance of their execution. "Mose Che Fa Scaturire L'acqua Dalle Rocce" is not only an important piece within Ferri's oeuvre but also a valuable example of 17th-century Italian baroque painting, reflecting the era's artistic trends and religious fervor.

While the exact date of creation for this particular painting is not specified, Ciro Ferri's active period in the second half of the 17th century provides a context for its production. The painting is an important work for understanding the development of baroque art in Italy and the ways in which biblical stories were interpreted and visualized by artists of the period. It remains an object of study for art historians interested in baroque art, religious iconography, and the legacy of Ciro Ferri.

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