The Raising of Lazarus (Champaigne)

Painting by Philippe de Champaigne

The Raising of Lazarus (1633) by Philippe de Champaigne

The Raising of Lazarus is a 1633 oil on canvas painting by Philippe de Champaigne, on long-term loan from the Louvre to the Museum of Grenoble,[1] which also holds that artist's The Assumption, to which it was a pendant.[2]

It was painted to hang in the nave of the church of the Carmel de l'Annonciation on rue Saint-Jacques at Paris. It has been French state property since 1799.[3]

## Loans

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* Philippe de Champaigne, entre politique et dévotion : Lille (France), Palais des Beaux-Arts de Lille, 27 April 2007-15 August 2007 and Geneva, Rath Museum, 22 September 2007-13 January 2008.

## References

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1. ^ (in French) Site collections.louvre.fr, fiche du tableau La Résurrection de Lazare.
2. ^ (in French) texte de Sylvain Kerspern : sous chapitre a "la place à part de la résurrection de Lazare
3. ^ (in French) Site navigart.fr, fiche sur le tableau La Résurrection de Lazare.

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Philippe de Champaigne

Paintings|

* The Raising of Lazarus (1633)
* Portrait of Cardinal Richelieu (London; c. 1633–1640)
* Louis XIII Crowned by Victory (1635)
* Portrait of Cardinal Richelieu (Paris; c. 1635–1640)
* Assumption (1638)
* Portrait of Cardinal Richelieu (Strasbourg; 1642)
* The Dream of Saint Joseph (1642–1643)
* Triple Portrait of Cardinal de Richelieu (c. 1642)
* The Nativity (c. 1643)
* Vanitas (1646)
* Elijah's Dream (1650–1655)
* Madonna and Child (c. 1654–1655)
* Christ Healing the Blind (c. 1655–1660)
* The Feast in the House of Simon the Pharisee (c. 1656)
* Ex-Voto de 1662 (1662)
* Moses and the Tablets of the Law (1663)
* The Tribute Money (c. 1663–1665)

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* Baroque painting
* Jacques Fouquier (master)
* Georges Lallemand (master)
* Nicolas Poussin (collaborator)

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