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Myths and legends: The Great Prostituee of Babylon riding the dragon at 7 heads. Colourful engraving from the New Testament. printed in Augsburg, 1523
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Myths and legends: The Great Prostituee of Babylon riding the dragon at 7 heads. Colourful engraving from the New Testament. printed in Augsburg, 1523
NWI4930932 Myths and legends: The Great Prostituee of Babylon riding the dragon at 7 heads. Colourful engraving from the New Testament. printed in Augsburg, 1523.; (add.info.: Myths and legends: The Great Prostituee of Babylon riding the dragon at 7 heads. Colourful engraving from the New Testament. printed in Augsburg, 1523.); Photo © North Wind Pictures
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This print depicts a scene from myths and legends, showcasing The Great Prostitute of Babylon riding the dragon with seven heads. The colourful engraving from the New Testament, printed in Augsburg in 1523, is a mesmerizing portrayal of good versus evil.
The image features an angelic figure atop a monstrous creature, symbolizing the eternal battle between heaven and vice. The intricate details of the engraving bring to life the mythical beast and its rider, creating a sense of awe and wonder.
The vibrant colours used in this artwork add depth and dimension to the fantastical scene, drawing viewers into a world where imagination knows no bounds. The juxtaposition of light and dark elements further emphasizes the contrast between righteousness and sin.
As viewers gaze upon this piece, they are transported to ancient Mesopotamia where legends come alive and mythical creatures roam freely. The symbolism of the harlotry of Babylon intertwined with divine intervention creates a thought-provoking narrative that challenges perceptions of morality.
Overall, this print is not just a visual masterpiece but also a reminder of the enduring power of storytelling through art. It serves as a testament to human creativity and imagination throughout history.
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