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POLYEUCTE: MARTYRDOM. Scene from the tragedy by Pierre Corneille, c1642

POLYEUCTE: MARTYRDOM. Scene from the tragedy by Pierre Corneille, c1642


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POLYEUCTE: MARTYRDOM. Scene from the tragedy by Pierre Corneille, c1642

POLYEUCTE: MARTYRDOM.
Scene from the tragedy by Pierre Corneille, c1642. Saint Polyeucte breaking the statues of Roman gods to seek Christian martyrdom. Engraving, French, 19th century

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1642 Ancient Rome Breaking Character Christian Corneille Defiance Early Christian Emperor Marble Martyr Martyrdom Pierre Play Roman Saint Statue Sword Polyeucte


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The captivating print titled "POLYEUCTE: MARTYRDOM" takes us back to the ancient world of Rome in the year 1642. This scene is a powerful depiction from Pierre Corneille's tragic play, showcasing Saint Polyeucte's unwavering defiance against the Roman gods. In this engraving created during the 19th century, we witness Saint Polyeucte fearlessly shattering statues of these deities as he seeks Christian martyrdom. The image transports us into an interior space adorned with marble sculptures and intricate details that reflect the grandeur of ancient Rome. Standing tall amidst this opulence is our protagonist, a man driven by his unyielding faith and determination to uphold his beliefs. Saint Polyeucte wields a sword with conviction, symbolizing his readiness to face any consequence for embracing Christianity in a society dominated by paganism. His act of breaking these sacred idols serves as both an act of rebellion against Emperor worship and a testament to his commitment towards God. This mesmerizing artwork captures not only the character's bravery but also highlights early Christianity's struggle for acceptance in a world steeped in tradition. The artist skillfully portrays Saint Polyeucte's martyrdom as an embodiment of sacrifice and devotion that continues to inspire generations. Granger Art on Demand brings forth this historical masterpiece through their impeccable printing technique, allowing viewers today to appreciate its beauty while reflecting upon the timeless themes it represents.

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