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XJF193895 The Institution of Languages, from the Philosophica Nova, published by Johann Gruninger in 1512, illustration from, Science and Literature in the Middle Ages and Renaissance, written and engraved by Paul Lacroix, 1878 (engraving) (b/w photo) by German School, (16th century) (after); Private Collection; German, out of copyright
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Hebrew Language Latin Moses Mount Sinai Scholar Scholarship Student Tablet Teacher Ten Commandments Northern Renaissance Teaching
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This print showcases "The Institution of Languages" from the renowned book Philosophica Nova, published by Johann Gruninger in 1512. The illustration, beautifully engraved by Paul Lacroix in 1878, takes us back to the Middle Ages and Renaissance era. In this intricate engraving, we witness a scene that symbolizes the profound connection between science and literature during that time. At the center of attention stands Moses holding the iconic tablets inscribed with the Ten Commandments. Surrounding him are scholars engrossed in their pursuit of knowledge, representing various disciplines and languages. This composition highlights the importance placed on education and learning during this period. The image depicts both male and female students engaged in deep study alongside their teachers. The presence of Greek, Latin, Hebrew alphabets emphasizes linguistic diversity as an integral part of scholarship at that time. "The Institution of Languages" serves as a powerful reminder of how language is not only a means for communication but also a gateway to understanding different cultures and expanding intellectual horizons. It encapsulates the spirit of curiosity and enlightenment prevalent during Northern Renaissance. This remarkable artwork is now part of a private collection but continues to inspire viewers with its timeless message about the significance of education, language acquisition, and scholarly pursuits across centuries.
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