The Well of Bethesda

"The Well of Bethesda," painted by Luca Giordano in the late 17th century, depicts the biblical narrative of Jesus healing a paralytic at the Pool of Bethesda, emphasizing themes of faith and divine intervention. Giordano's dynamic composition and vibrant color palette reflect the Baroque style, showcasing his mastery in conveying movement and emotion, which significantly influenced the development of religious art in the period.

"The Well of Bethesda," painted by Luca Giordano in the late 17th century, depicts the biblical scene of Christ healing the sick at the Pool of Bethesda, characterized by dynamic figures and dramatic chiaroscuro. The composition is marked by a vibrant color palette and fluid brushwork, emphasizing the emotional intensity of the moment and the physicality of the figures, which are arranged in a pyramidal structure that draws the viewer's eye toward the central act of healing.