The Miracle of the Obol in the Mouth of the Fish
- Artist
- Jacob Jordaens
- Date
- 1630 - 1645
- Style
- Baroque
- Genre
- Religious painting
- Location
- Rijksmuseum
"The Miracle of the Obol in the Mouth of the Fish" is a captivating religious painting that vividly depicts the biblical story of Saint Peter. Created in a style influenced by Baroque art, it captures a moment of divine intervention as Peter's faith results in him being saved from drowning. The scene is both dramatic and realistic, emphasizing chiaroscuro and emotional intensity characteristic of the Baroque period. The painting’s composition and lighting highlight the miraculous event, blending religious narrative with a naturalistic approach that invites viewers into the divine miracle.
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