Noah Collection (page 20)

Noah Builds the Ark
Having received a flood warning from God, Noah sets about the construction of an Ark in which he, and two of every living creature, can survive

Embarking in the Ark
When the predicted bad weather arrives, Noah and his family embark in the Ark, taking with them a pair of each species of animal

Noah on the Ark
Noah, on the deck of his Ark, welcomes the arrival of a dove carrying a twig, because it means that the floodwaters are subsiding

Starting the Ark
NOAHs ARK - Noah starts work on the Ark, though the neighbours think hes been out in the sun too much

Noah Sends Raven
NOAHs ARK - Noah sends forth the raven to see if theres any sign of the weather clearing

Noah Sacrifices
Noah sacrifices to God as the storm-clouds gather

Animals Leave the Ark
While the animals leave his Ark, Noah gives thanks to God for preserving him from the Flood

The Dove Returns - Noah
Noah welcomes the dove back to the Ark, carrying the olive leaf which tells them that the waters are receding

Building the Ark
Noah builds his Ark

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"Noah: A Tale of Faith, Survival, and Redemption" In the realm of biblical narratives, few stories captivate our imagination quite like that and his ark. Through the brushstrokes of Joseph-Desire Court's masterpiece "The Deluge, " we witness the magnitude of this cataclysmic event that reshaped humanity. Pauline Baynes' "Stories of the Old Testament" brings to life the epic journey undertaken by Noah as he meticulously constructed an enormous vessel to save all living creatures from impending doom. The anonymous artist behind "Arche de Noe - Noahs Ark" portrays a vivid image of hope amidst chaos, reminding us that even in times of great adversity, salvation can be found. "The Entry of Animals into Noah's Ark" painted in 1613 transports us back to a time when harmony prevailed among species as they sought refuge within this floating sanctuary. Hicks' 1846 painting titled "Noah's Ark" captures both the grandeur and fragility inherent in this monumental undertaking. Beyond these artistic interpretations lies another notable figure named Noah Webster – not associated with the ark but renowned as a schoolmaster who shaped education in early America. His legacy lives on through his dictionary, which has become an indispensable tool for language enthusiasts worldwide. As we gaze upon wood engravings from the 19th century depicting mountains emerging after the floodwaters recede, we are reminded that every storm eventually subsides. The mosaic adorning Saint Mark's Basilica in Venice showcases yet another representation of Noah's Ark – a testament to its enduring significance across cultures and centuries. W. Heath Robinson's whimsical illustration titled "IF" invites us to ponder what it would take for mankind to build such an extraordinary vessel today. Muriel Dawson's artwork "Two By Two" evokes feelings of unity and cooperation as animals embark on their remarkable voyage together. Yet amidst these tales filled with hope and triumph, we encounter a moment of human fallibility.