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The image shows a framed oil painting titled "The Raising of the Daughter of Jairus" by C. P. Jacomb Hood, M.V.O., presented to the Guildhall Gallery in 1926. The painting depicts a religious scene with a figure, presumably Jesus, standing to the right and a young woman lying on a bed to the left. The woman appears to be deceased or in a death-like state, with her body draped in white cloth. Jesus, wearing a robe and a halo, is extending his hand towards the woman, suggesting an act of healing or resurrection. The environment appears to be a dimly lit interior, possibly a bedroom, with a tiled floor and architectural elements in the background. The painting is displayed in what appears to be a public institution or gallery, indicated by the mounting hardware and the presence of other architectural elements like a stone wall and wooden paneling.
Lilia ☀️

Sep 20, 2026, 9:59 AM

London, UK

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The image shows a framed oil painting titled "The Raising of the Daughter of Jairus" by C. P. Jacomb Hood, M.V.O., presented to the Guildhall Gallery in 1926. The painting depicts a religious scene with a figure, presumably Jesus, standing to the right and a young woman lying on a bed to the left. The woman appears to be deceased or in a death-like state, with her body draped in white cloth. Jesus, wearing a robe and a halo, is extending his hand towards the woman, suggesting an act of healing or resurrection. The environment appears to be a dimly lit interior, possibly a bedroom, with a tiled floor and architectural elements in the background. The painting is displayed in what appears to be a public institution or gallery, indicated by the mounting hardware and the presence of other architectural elements like a stone wall and wooden paneling.

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