Lots Escape — Jean-Baptiste Cariven

Jean-Baptiste Cariven’s Lots Escape (1843–1904) depicts the urgent biblical flight of Lot and his family from Sodom, transforming an Old Testament narrative of divine judgement and deliverance into a solemn devotional scene. The dramatic subject invites reflection on faith, obedience and the necessity of leaving corruption behind, while Cariven’s nineteenth-century approach lends the episode a grave, contemplative mood. This museum-inspired reproduction brings the spiritual intensity of the biblical account into a setting suited to prayer, study or quiet reflection. Printed as a premium matte fine-art print on 200 gsm paper, it preserves the artwork’s expressive detail and dignified tonal character with a refined, gallery-quality finish.