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Beating The Swords Into Ploughshares. From The Holy Bible Published By William Collins, Sons, & Company In 1869. Chromolithograph By J. M. Kronheim & Co

Beating The Swords Into Ploughshares. From The Holy Bible Published By William Collins, Sons, & Company In 1869. Chromolithograph By J. M. Kronheim & Co


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Beating The Swords Into Ploughshares. From The Holy Bible Published By William Collins, Sons, & Company In 1869. Chromolithograph By J. M. Kronheim & Co

Beating The Swords Into Ploughshares. From The Holy Bible Published By William Collins, Sons, & Company In 1869. Chromolithograph By J.M. Kronheim & Co

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This print titled "Beating The Swords Into Ploughshares" transports us back to the 19th century, specifically to the year 1869. It is a chromolithograph created by J. M. Kronheim & Co and was published in "The Holy Bible" by William Collins, Sons, & Company. The image depicts a powerful symbol of transformation and peace as swords are being changed into ploughshares. This iconic phrase originates from the Old Testament of the Holy Bible, representing a shift from violence and conflict towards productivity and harmony. In this scene, we witness the physical act of beating swords into ploughs - weapons that were once used for destruction now repurposed for cultivation. As we delve deeper into this artwork's symbolism, it reminds us of humanity's capacity for change and our collective desire for peace. The juxtaposition between these two opposing objects prompts contemplation on how societies can evolve beyond warfare towards more sustainable practices. Ken Welsh has skillfully captured this significant moment through his lens, allowing viewers to reflect upon their own roles in promoting peace within their communities. This print serves as an enduring reminder that even amidst turmoil, there is always hope for transformation and unity if we choose to beat our metaphorical swords into ploughshares

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