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Bible of Royaumont, Old Testament: Fleau of the Plague. And David having made the shading
XEE4138128 Bible of Royaumont, Old Testament: Fleau of the Plague. And David having made the shading of all his people by a vanite movement, God afflicts his kingdom with a pestilence which takes seventy thousand men in three days. Illustration from 1811. by Unknown Artist, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Bible of Royaumont, Old Testament: Fleau of the Plague. And David having made the shading of all his people by a vanite movement, God afflicts his kingdom with a pestilence which takes seventy thousand men in three days. Illustration from 1811.); Stefano Bianchetti; out of copyright
Media ID 23725272
© Stefano Bianchetti / Bridgeman Images
Bible Book Brat Chatiment Contagion David Disease Epidemia Epidemic Illness Old Will Pandemic Sick Sickness Punishment
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Mug Size is 8cm high x 9.5cm diameter (3.1" x 3.7")
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EDITORS COMMENTS
This print showcases a scene from the "Bible of Royaumont, Old Testament: Fleau of the Plague". The artwork depicts an intense moment when David, driven by vanity, makes a grave mistake by shading all his people. As a consequence of this act, God inflicts punishment upon his kingdom in the form of a devastating pestilence. Within three days, seventy thousand men succumb to this deadly disease. The unknown artist behind this 19th-century illustration skillfully captures the gravity and despair that envelops David's kingdom during this time of affliction. The image serves as a powerful reminder of the consequences that can arise from human folly and arrogance. The presence of disease looms large in this artwork, symbolizing both physical suffering and divine retribution. It prompts contemplation on themes such as mortality, punishment, and faith. This biblical scene offers viewers an opportunity to reflect on their own actions and consider how they may impact not only themselves but also those around them. Stefano Bianchetti's expert reproduction allows us to appreciate the intricate details and emotions conveyed within this historical piece. Through its timeless depiction of human frailty and divine justice, it reminds us that even in our modern world marked by advancements in medicine and technology, we are still susceptible to illness and must remain humble before forces beyond our control.
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