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People of Israel Punished for Worshipping False Gods in around 1478
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People of Israel Punished for Worshipping False Gods in around 1478
880466 People of Israel Punished for Worshipping False Gods in around 1478, from The Koberger Bible, Nuremberg, 1483 (hand-coloured woodcut) by German School, (15th century); 11.9x18.4 cm; Minneapolis Institute of Arts, MN, USA; eMinneapolis Institute of Art; Bequest of Herschel V. Jones; German, out of copyright
Media ID 23243012
© Minneapolis Institute of Art Bequest of Herschel V. Jones / Bridgeman Images
Divine False Gods Israel Israelites Jews Punished Retribution Worship Worshiping Worshipping Jewish Religion Punishment
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This photo print, titled "People of Israel Punished for Worshipping False Gods in around 1478" takes us back to a significant moment in history. The image captures the essence of divine retribution as depicted in The Koberger Bible, a renowned hand-coloured woodcut from Nuremberg dating back to 1483. In this scene, we witness a profound religious event unfolding before our eyes. A group of devout Jews can be seen praying fervently while surrounded by celestial beings. An angelic figure hovers above them, embodying both power and judgment. This striking representation serves as a reminder of the consequences faced by those who stray from their faith and worship false gods. The artist's attention to detail is evident in every brushstroke, emphasizing the intensity and solemnity of the moment. Through this artwork, we are transported into an era where spirituality played a central role in people's lives. As we gaze upon this thought-provoking piece, it prompts us to reflect on our own beliefs and values. It encourages us to consider the significance of remaining true to our faith and avoiding temptations that may lead us astray. Displayed at the Minneapolis Institute of Arts, this remarkable print serves as an invaluable testament to German artistry during the fifteenth century. Its presence within their collection stands as a testament not only to its historical importance but also its artistic brilliance that continues to captivate viewers today.
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