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Remonstrant baptism of African woman in Delft, 1794 (etching)
1765793 Remonstrant baptism of African woman in Delft, 1794 (etching) by Dutch School, (18th century); 18.3x26.7 cm; Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam, The Netherlands; (add.info.: Baptism of a woman from the coast of Africa in the Remonstrantse Church in Delft 24 September 1794 by Rev. Abraham van der Allemeersch.
Remonstrants are Dutch Protestants who followed the views of Jacobus Arminius after his death and presented 5 articles of remonstrance against a stricter Calvinism.); Dutch, out of copyright
Media ID 22868348
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This etching, titled "Remonstrant baptism of African woman in Delft, 1794" offers a glimpse into a significant moment in Dutch religious history. The image depicts the baptism of an African woman from the coast in the Remonstrantse Church in Delft on September 24th, 1794. Reverend Abraham van der Allemeersch presides over this solemn ceremony, symbolizing her conversion to Christianity. The Remonstrants were a group of Dutch Protestants who followed the teachings of Jacobus Arminius after his death. They presented five articles of remonstrance against stricter Calvinism, advocating for more individual freedom and emphasizing God's love and grace. This etching captures their inclusive approach by showcasing an African woman being welcomed into their congregation. The church interior is beautifully depicted with its serene atmosphere and ornate details. The minister stands at the forefront, fully immersed in his role as he baptizes the woman with reverence and devotion. This scene highlights both the importance placed on baptism within Christian faith and the Remonstrants' commitment to embracing diversity. Through this artwork, we are reminded of how religion has played a pivotal role throughout history in shaping societies and fostering inclusivity or exclusion. It serves as a testament to the power of faith to bridge cultural divides and unite people under shared beliefs. Displayed at Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, this etching invites viewers to reflect upon themes such as religious tolerance, cultural exchange
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