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- Date: 2026-06-06 15:49:45
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Wikipedia Overview
Daniel in the Lions' Den is an oil painting by the Flemish artist Peter Paul Rubens, a pioneer of Baroque art. Painted around 1615, it depicts the biblical story of Daniel in the lions' den in the Book of Daniel, in which Daniel, a Jewish prophet, is cast into a den of lions for defying a royal decree that prohibited praying to anyone but king Darius the Mede. Daniel's miraculous survival is owed to his piety to God. The painting's classical elements and verisimilitude indicate the influence of Rubens' time in Italy; the lions are life-size and contribute to its dramatic impact. The figure of Daniel, influenced by classical sculptures and Italian Renaissance painting, is depicted as a young man, despite biblical chronology suggesting he was much older.
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Peter Paul Rubens | Daniel in the Lions' Den (ca. 1614/1616) | Art & Prints - Artsy
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How Rubens made a booming business of his art - Apollo – The International Art Magazine
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Review | Rubens had it all — fame, fortune, good looks. But you can’t hate him. - The Washington Post
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Peter Paul Rubens | Daniel in the Lions' Den - MutualArt
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Rubens’s Exciting, Upsetting, and Shockingly Current Paintings - Hyperallergic
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Gothic tales in Baroque style: 'Early Rubens' at Legion of Honor - San Francisco Chronicle
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