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Lawgiver Collection

"Lawgivers: From Moses to Suleyman the Magnificent, a Legacy of Leadership" In the realm of history and art

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Lawgiver Collection: Moses / Millais / Hands Up
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Lawgiver Collection: Lycurgus of Sparta
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Lawgiver Collection: Moses Statue
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Lawgiver Collection: Tokugawa Ieyasu
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Lawgiver Collection: Solon (Visconti)
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Lawgiver Collection: Suleyman the Magnificent (1494-1566). Portrait
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Lawgiver Collection: Moses, a prophet in the Abrahamic religions, leader of the Israelites and lawgiver
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Lawgiver Collection: Moses with the Tablets of the Law (oil on canvas)
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Lawgiver Collection: Solon the wise lawgiver of Athens, illustration from The Story of Greece
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Lawgiver Collection: Maesta: Moses, detail from the frame, 1315 (detail of 51591)
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Lawgiver Collection: Croesus shows Solon his treasures, 1616-30 (oil on copper)
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Lawgiver Collection: MS Hazine 1563 fol. 47b Suleyman I (1495-1566) as a Young Man, from Semailname
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Lawgiver Collection: Alcander a young man of Sparta attacking Lycurgus, from Hutchinson
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Lawgiver Collection: The Sultan Suleyman I (1495-1566) arriving at the fortress of Bogurdelen
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Lawgiver Collection: Christ depicted as a Lawgiver (marble)
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Lawgiver Collection: The presentation of gifts to Suleyman I (1495-1566) on the occasion of the circumcision
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Lawgiver Collection: Lycurgus, (fl c820 BC), 1830. Creator: Unknown
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Lawgiver Collection: Moses, 1926. Artist: Frederic Shields
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Lawgiver Collection: Lycurgus Legendary Lawgiver Sparta Spartan Ancient Greece
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Lawgiver Collection: Moses, a prophet in the Abrahamic religions, leader of the Israelites and lawgiver
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Lawgiver Collection: Zaleucus 7Th Century Bc Greek Lawgiver Of Epizephyrian Locri In Italy Deviser Of The First Written
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Lawgiver Collection: Lycurgus C. 700Bc - 630Bc Legendary Lawgiver Of Sparta From The Book Crabbs Historical Dictionary
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Lawgiver Collection: Portrait of Solon (640-558 BC) c. 1475 (oil on panel)
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Lawgiver Collection: Sultan Suleiman the Magnificent - ruler of the Ottoman Turks
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Lawgiver Collection: SOLON
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Lawgiver Collection: Lycurgus, from Crabbs Historical Dictionary, published 1825 (litho)
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Lawgiver Collection: MS Ahmed III 3206 Solon (638-559 BC) Teaching, illustration from Kitab Mukhtar
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Lawgiver Collection: Croesus and Solon, 1624 (oil on canvas)
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Lawgiver Collection: The great lawgiver
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Lawgiver Collection: PITTACUS

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"Lawgivers: From Moses to Suleyman the Magnificent, a Legacy of Leadership" In the realm of history and art, the figure of a lawgiver has been revered across civilizations. One such iconic lawgiver is Moses, whose story resonates through time. Depicted in John Everett Millais' masterpiece "Hands Up, " we witness Moses leading his people out of Egypt, carrying the tablets inscribed with divine laws. But Moses was not alone in this esteemed position. Tokugawa Ieyasu, an influential shogun in Japan's feudal era, also left an indelible mark as a lawgiver. His wise governance brought stability and prosperity to Japan during his reign. Lycurgus of Sparta stands tall among these legendary figures as well. Known for establishing Spartan society's strict legal code and military prowess, Lycurgus shaped one of ancient Greece's most formidable city-states. Artistic representations further immortalize these great leaders. The majestic statue of Moses by Michelangelo captures his commanding presence at Rome's Basilica di San Pietro in Vincoli. Similarly, Solon Visconti's portrayal showcases Solon - Athens' wise lawgiver - imparting justice upon his people. Traveling eastward brings us to Turkey's Constantinople where Suleymaniye I Mausoleum stands as a testament to Suleyman the Magnificent’s legacy as both ruler and lawmaker. A portrait capturing his regal demeanor reminds us of his significant contributions during the Ottoman Empire. These depictions highlight how different cultures have celebrated their respective law-giving heroes throughout history. Whether it be through religious texts like "Living Biographies of Religious Leaders, " or artistic masterpieces such as "Moses with the Tablets of Law, " these figures continue to inspire generations with their wisdom and guidance. As we delve into humanity’s past, we encounter Solon once again – the wise lawgiver of Athens.