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The Holy Shroud - Imprint of the Body: Front View, 1902. Creator: Unknown
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The Holy Shroud - Imprint of the Body: Front View, 1902. Creator: Unknown
The Holy Shroud - Imprint of the Body: Front View, 1902. The Turin Shroud, claimed by some to be the burial cloth that Jesus was wrapped in after crucifixion, is now widely believed to be a hoax. It probably dates from the late 14th century, as attested by radiocarbon dating. From " The English Illustrated Magazine", Volume XXVII, April to September 1902. [T. Fisher Unwin, London, 1902]
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The Holy Shroud - Imprint of the Body: Front View, 1902. This print showcases the enigmatic Turin Shroud, believed by some to be the burial cloth that enveloped Jesus after his crucifixion. However, modern research has cast doubt on its authenticity, suggesting it is a cleverly crafted hoax from the late 14th century. Captured in exquisite detail by an unknown creator, this image allows us to contemplate the profound concept of faith and its connection to religious relics. The shroud's monochrome depiction reveals a haunting imprint of a body, evoking thoughts of Christ's sacrifice and our Savior's journey through death. Originally published in 'The English Illustrated Magazine' in 1902 by T. Fisher Unwin Ltd. , this photograph transports us back to a time when belief in such relics was fervent. It serves as a reminder of humanity's enduring fascination with spirituality and our eternal quest for divine connection. While debates surrounding its authenticity persist, there is no denying the historical significance and cultural impact of the Holy Shroud of Turin. As we gaze upon this relic captured over a century ago, we are invited to explore not only its medieval origins but also our own beliefs and doubts about matters beyond comprehension.
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