The composition of French artist Georges da La Tour (1593 - 1652), called The Penitent Magdalene (1640), also known as Mary Magdalene with the Lamparina, reflects La Tour's great sensitivity in portraying human figures. He is also regarded as an expert on still lifes, as the background view.
In his paintings, the artist presents few human figures, placed in the foreground, and a strong contrast of light and shadows is responsible for determining them. His style shows influence of Caravaggio and his followers, the caravaggists.
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You could say I would display this artwork in my house as it has a contrast of pictures and schemes and so it would be appealing to see as many would have to think carefully based on what part of the artwork they look at. This could be placed in a museum as it has a interesting pattern and many people would be drawn towards it as some traditional designs are similar to it.
