
The artwork First Thought of the Vow of Louis XIII is a painting created in 1821 by Ingres, Jean-Auguste-Dominique. It is currently held at the Musée Ingres. The painting measures 0.23 meters in width and 0.36 meters in height.
The painting depicts a scene bathed in golden light, likely representing a divine apparition. A woman in a flowing blue robe, presumably the Virgin Mary, stands on clouds, her hands raised in a gesture of blessing. She is surrounded by cherubs, some holding candles. Below her, a kneeling figure, likely representing King Louis XIII, raises a crown towards her. He is dressed in ornate robes and appears to be in a posture of supplication or dedication. Two more cherubs flank the king, one holding a tablet. The scene suggests a moment of religious significance, possibly the king making a vow or receiving a divine message.
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