King Solomon Collection (page 4)

Judgement of Solomon, 1866. Artist: Gustave Dore
Judgement of Solomon, 1866. From the Bible (I Kings 3.25)

David Presenting the Sceptre to Solomon, early 17th century. Artist: Cornelis de Vos
David Presenting the Sceptre to Solomon, early 17th century. King David, on his deathbed, passing the sceptre of the kingdom of Israel to his son, Solomon

King Solomon welcoming the Queen of Sheba, 1865-1866. Artist: Gustave Dore
King Solomon welcoming the Queen of Sheba, 1865-1866. From Gustave Dores illustrated Bible (I Kings10:2)

King Solomon welcoming the Queen of Sheba. From the Bible (I Kings10: 2). Chromolithograph after a 15th century miniature in the Breviary of Cardinal Grimani attributed to Hans Memling

Solomons prayer at the consecration of the Temple, c1870. But I have built an house of habitation for thee and a place for thy dwelling for ever. From the Bible (II Chronicles 6)

Temple of Solomon
Solomons Temple in ancient times. Hand-colored woodcut of a 19th-century illustration

King and soldiers in ancient Israel
Ancient Hebrew warriors and king. Antique hand-colored print

The Judgement of Solomon, from The Book of Kings, Old Testament. From a 19th century engraving after a work by Peter Paul Rubens

Solomon, also called Jedidiah, reigned c. 970 - 931 BC. King of Israel. Illustration by Gordon Ross, American artist and illustrator (1873-1946), from Living Biographies of Famous Rulers

Engraving depicting Solomons rebuilding of the Temple

Idolatry King Solomon Temple interior surrounded
The Idolatry of King Solomon, The Idolatry of King Solomon. Temple interior in which King Solomon, surrounded by some women, kneels in front of an altar where incense is burned

Idolatry King Solomon left center Solomon kneeling
The Idolatry of King Solomon, The Idolatry of King Solomon. To the left of the center is Solomon kneeling, holding an incense burner in front of an idol in the form of the god Jupiter

Fresco King Solomon Elmali Kilise Cappadocia
Fresco of King Solomon in Elmali Kilise, Cappadocia, Turkey. 1935, Turkey, Cappadocia

Damascus Gate environs Entrance King Solomon
Damascus Gate and environs Entrance to King Solomons Quarries 1900, Jerusalem, Israel

King Solomons throne, 1430 artwork
King Solomons throne. Illuminated manuscript miniature from the 15th-century Alba Bible, depicting King Solomon of Israel on his throne (The First Book of Kings)

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King Hiram of Tyre brings men to help the Israelites cut cedars to build Solomons temple. Hand-colored woodcut of a 19th-century illustration

King Solomon Queen Sheba Tempera wood embossed
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Graia Red Sea Ezion-Geber Port King Solomon 1870s
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Visitation Virgin Saint Elizabeth King Solomon
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The Idolatry of King Solomon, Salomon Koninck, 1644

Solomons Temple, 1430 artwork
Solomons Temple. Illuminated manuscript miniature from the 15th-century Alba Bible, depicting Solomons Temple (The First Book of Kings)

Solomons Temple, artwork
Solomons Temple, computer artwork. Solomons Temple, also known as the First Temple, was the Holy Temple in ancient Jerusalem, built on the Temple Mount (or Mount Zion)

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Queen of Sheba greeted by King Solomon. Hand-colored woodcut of a 19th-century illustration

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"King Solomon: A Legendary Ruler and His Magnificent Legacy" In the ancient land of Palestine, two powerful kingdoms, Judah and Israel, were united under the reign of King Solomon. As depicted in a map from that era, his rule extended far and wide. Renowned for his wisdom and grandeur, King Solomon embarked on an ambitious project to build a temple in Jerusalem. The majestic Cedars of Lebanon were brought to construct this magnificent structure known as Solomons Temple. The dedication of the Temple was a momentous occasion etched in biblical history. It symbolized the spiritual center for the people of Israel and became an enduring testament to King Solomon's devotion. A 15th-century artwork vividly captures the construction process of this awe-inspiring edifice. The intricate details showcase the immense effort put forth by countless craftsmen under Solomon's guidance. Even beyond his kingdom's borders, King Solomon left an indelible mark. In Thessaloniki, Macedonia, Greece, a Greek Orthodox icon immortalizes him as a revered figure with profound influence across Europe. Solomon's legendary wisdom is epitomized in Rubens' masterpiece "The Judgement of Solomon. " This iconic painting depicts his famous decision when faced with two women claiming motherhood over one child—a testament to his unparalleled discernment. Another captivating depiction portrays King Solomon meeting the Queen of Sheba—an encounter shrouded in mystery and allure. Crafted meticulously on wool during England's 16th century, this tapestry panel transports us back to their fabled rendezvous. Stained glass artistry further commemorates their meeting within sacred spaces like churches worldwide. These vibrant windows capture their regal presence while illuminating stories passed down through generations. Maarten van Heemskerck's work brings alive another pivotal moment—Solomon building his monumental temple—in "The Story of Solomon. " This visual narrative showcases both architectural prowess and divine inspiration.