Extreme Unction (painting by Nicolas Poussin)

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"Extreme Unction" is a 17th-century religious painting by Nicolas Poussin depicting the Catholic sacrament of anointing the dying, created as part of his series on the Seven Sacraments.

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Extreme Unction (painting by Nicolas Poussin) canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf painting
religious painting
appliedTo canvas
artHistoricalContext French Classicism in Rome
artworkSurface canvas
basedOn Catholic theology
collection National Gallery, London
linked to: National Gallery
commissionedBy Cassiano dal Pozzo
countryOfOrigin France
creator Nicolas Poussin
creatorNationality French
creatorResidenceAtTimeOfWork Rome
depicts Catholic sacrament of Extreme Unction
Christian faith in the face of death
Christian ritual
anointing of the dying
dying man
interior scene
moment of death
mourning family
priest
genre religious art
hasPart group of figures around a bed
onlookers expressing grief
priest anointing the forehead of the dying man
inception 1630s
circa 1638
languageOfTitle English
languageOfWork French
location National Gallery, London
linked to: National Gallery
locationCity London
linked to: London, England
locationCountry United Kingdom
mainSubject sacrament of the sick
materialUsed oil paint
movement Classicism
originalTitle L’Extrême-Onction
partOf Cassiano dal Pozzo’s commission of the Seven Sacraments
partOfSeries Seven Sacraments (first series)
period Baroque era
linked to: Baroque
religion Catholicism
linked to: Roman Catholicism
theme consolation
death
piety
sacrament
title Extreme Unction

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The Seven Sacraments hasPart Extreme Unction (painting by Nicolas Poussin)
Confirmation (painting) relatedWork Extreme Unction (painting by Nicolas Poussin)