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Lazarus Begging for Crumbs from Dives Table, 1552 (black chalk
991404 Lazarus Begging for Crumbs from Dives Table, 1552 (black chalk, pen and brown ink on paper) by Aldegrever, Heinrich (1502-c.1561); 7.8x10.8 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: Lazarus Begging for Crumbs from Dives Table. Heinrich Aldegrever (1502-ca.1561). Black chalk, pen and brown ink on paper. 78 x 108cm.); Photo eChristies Images; German, out of copyright
Media ID 23687248
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This print captures the poignant scene of "Lazarus Begging for Crumbs from Dives Table" by Heinrich Aldegrever, created in 1552. The artwork depicts a biblical narrative where Lazarus, a destitute man, pleads for food scraps from the wealthy Dives' table. This powerful image showcases the stark contrast between wealth and poverty, highlighting social issues that persist even today. The composition is masterfully executed with intricate details rendered in black chalk, pen, and brown ink on paper. The medium group of people gathered around the banquet table adds depth to the narrative, emphasizing both abundance and scarcity. The artist's skillful use of shading brings out the emotions etched on each character's face - hunger evident in Lazarus' posture while opulence radiates from Dives. The setting is an interior decorated with kitchenware and furniture typical of mid-sixteenth century Germany. Amidst this backdrop lies a profound message about inequality and compassion found within religious texts like the Holy Bible. As we gaze upon this old master drawing mounted on paper, we are reminded of our responsibility towards those less fortunate than us. It serves as a reminder that acts of kindness can alleviate suffering in a world where disparities exist. Overall, this artwork invites contemplation on themes such as poverty, wealth disparity, Christian values, and human compassion - timeless concepts that continue to resonate with audiences across centuries.
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