Landscape with Faith, behind her the cross, she holds a palm branch in one hand

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Landscape with Faith, behind her the cross, she holds a palm branch in one hand

Landscape with Faith, behind her the cross, she holds a palm branch in one hand, in the other hand the reins of the bit, Heresy is trampled by Faith, print maker: Johannes Wierix (mentioned on object), Dating 1559 - before 1591

Liszt Collection of nineteenth-century engravings and images to browse and enjoy

Media ID 12707259

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Branch Christian Christianity Corn Cross Ears Faith Father Field Floor God Father Grapes Grapevines Ground Hand Holy Johannes Wierix Latin Palm Palm Branch Picking Pierre Firens Reins Religion Religious Roman Scenic Spiritual Spirituality Symbol Symbols Tetragram Triumph Vineyard Hebrew Script Heresy Secular Tetragrammaton Trampled Wriggling

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In this print titled "Landscape with Faith" the artist Johannes Wierix beautifully captures a scene of triumph and spirituality. The focal point of the image is Faith herself, standing tall and strong behind a magnificent cross. In one hand, she holds a palm branch, symbolizing victory and peace, while in the other hand she firmly grasps the reins of a bit. What makes this artwork truly remarkable is that it portrays Faith trampling over Heresy, representing the power of belief overcoming falsehoods. Heresy wriggles on the floor beneath her feet as she asserts her dominance. The landscape surrounding Faith is breathtakingly scenic - lush vineyards stretch out into the distance, filled with grapevines heavy with fruit and ears of corn swaying gently in the air. These worldly symbols remind us that faith exists not only within religious contexts but also permeates our everyday lives. As we delve deeper into this print's details, we notice a man picking grapes in one corner of the field – an act symbolic of spiritual growth and abundance. The presence of Latin inscriptions further emphasizes its religious significance. Created between 1559 to 1591 by Johannes Wierix under Quint Lox's curation for Liszt Collection, this artwork invites contemplation on themes such as Christian spirituality and devotion to God. It serves as a reminder that faith has always been intertwined with human existence throughout history.

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