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Detail of an Indian Mughal painting, c1590, depicting Noahs Ark threatened, according to Muslim tradition, by Iblis, the devil, who was thrown overboard by Noahs sons

Detail of an Indian Mughal painting, c1590, depicting Noahs Ark threatened, according to Muslim tradition, by Iblis, the devil, who was thrown overboard by Noahs sons


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Detail of an Indian Mughal painting, c1590, depicting Noahs Ark threatened, according to Muslim tradition, by Iblis, the devil, who was thrown overboard by Noahs sons

MUGHAL: NOAHs ARK.
Detail of an Indian Mughal painting, c1590, depicting Noahs Ark threatened, according to Muslim tradition, by Iblis, the devil, who was thrown overboard by Noahs sons

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This print showcases a mesmerizing detail from an Indian Mughal painting dating back to around 1590. The artwork depicts the biblical story of Noah's Ark, as interpreted in Muslim tradition. In this particular scene, the ark is under threat by Iblis, known as the devil in Islamic belief. According to the narrative, Iblis was thrown overboard by Noah's sons for his wickedness. The artist skillfully captures the intensity and drama of this momentous event. The fine artistry is evident in every brushstroke that brings forth intricate details of both the exterior of the ark and the vast ocean surrounding it. This masterpiece not only reflects religious themes but also showcases India's rich artistic heritage during the late Mughal period. As we delve into this painting, we are reminded of its connections to various faiths—Christianity with its Genesis flood account and Judaism with its shared narrative. It serves as a visual representation of how different cultures interpret ancient stories through their unique lens. This print allows us to appreciate both the historical significance and artistic brilliance embedded within it. It transports us back in time, immersing us in a world where good battles evil on tumultuous waters—a timeless tale that continues to captivate audiences across generations.

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