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PHOENIX, 1702. The phoenix rising from its ashes, the Christian symbol of resurrection. Line engraving from Boschius Ars Symbolica, Augsburg, 1702

PHOENIX, 1702. The phoenix rising from its ashes, the Christian symbol of resurrection. Line engraving from Boschius Ars Symbolica, Augsburg, 1702


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PHOENIX, 1702. The phoenix rising from its ashes, the Christian symbol of resurrection. Line engraving from Boschius Ars Symbolica, Augsburg, 1702

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1702 Bird Christianity Egypt Fire Myth North African Phoenix Rebirth Resurrection Symbol


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This print titled "PHOENIX, 1702" showcases a line engraving from Boschius Ars Symbolica, Augsburg. The image depicts the legendary phoenix rising majestically from its ashes, symbolizing resurrection in Christian belief. This powerful representation of rebirth and renewal has been an enduring motif throughout history. The intricate details of the engraving beautifully capture the essence of this mythical creature. With its wings outstretched and fiery plumage ablaze, the phoenix emerges triumphantly from the remnants of destruction. Its radiant presence evokes a sense of awe and wonder. The significance of this ancient Egyptian bird extends beyond Christianity, as it is also deeply rooted in mythology across various cultures. The phoenix's ability to rise again after being consumed by flames resonates with humanity's eternal fascination with life's cyclical nature. Dating back to 1702, this historical artwork offers us a glimpse into North African artistry during that era. It serves as a testament to human creativity and imagination through centuries past. As we gaze upon this remarkable print, we are reminded not only of the power inherent in mythological symbolism but also our own capacity for resilience and transformation. Just like the phoenix itself, we too have within us the potential for rebirth and new beginnings. This Granger Collection piece invites contemplation on themes such as faith, hope, and personal growth – timeless concepts that continue to inspire us today.

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