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"When Christians unto Carnal man give ear... "from The Pilgrim
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"When Christians unto Carnal man give ear... "from The Pilgrim
5615779 " When Christians unto Carnal man give ear..." from The Pilgrims Progress From This World, To That Which Is To Come by John Bunyan (1628-1688) Mr. Worldly Wiseman suggests Christian can shed his burden in the town of Morality by visiting Mr Legality and his son. by Unknown Artist, (17th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: John Bunyans 1678 Christian allegory about a mans journey to the Celestial City and the trials he endures on route.); Photo eAF Fotografie; out of copyright
Media ID 22567718
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1600s 1678 1679 Bunyan Burden Cave Dream Edition Eternal Life Ethics Everyman Character First From This World John Bunyan Morality Novel Pilgrim Pilgrims Progress Spiritual Travels Woodcut Legality
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This print captures a scene from John Bunyan's renowned literary work, "The Pilgrim's Progress From This World, To That Which Is To Come". The image depicts the moment when Christian, the protagonist of the story, encounters Mr. Worldly Wiseman on his arduous journey to the Celestial City. In this pivotal scene, Mr. Worldly Wiseman cunningly suggests that Christian can relieve himself of his burdensome load by seeking solace in the town of Morality. He advises Christian to visit Mr. Legality and his son as a means to shed his heavy burden. The unknown artist skillfully portrays this significant encounter through an intricate woodcut engraving. The attention to detail is remarkable as it brings to life the characters and their surroundings with great precision. Bunyan's allegorical tale serves as a powerful reflection on spirituality and morality during its time of publication in 1678. It follows Christian's perilous journey filled with trials and tribulations towards eternal life. This historic artwork not only showcases the artistic talent prevalent during the early 17th century but also offers viewers a glimpse into one of literature's most enduring stories. It invites us to delve into themes of faith, temptation, and perseverance while contemplating our own spiritual journeys. Overall, this print encapsulates both visual beauty and profound storytelling—a testament to Bunyan's timeless masterpiece that continues to captivate readers across generations.
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