Hebrew King Collection
"The Hebrew King: A Tale of Triumph and Courage" In the painting "Anointing of David by Samuel, 1842
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"The Hebrew King: A Tale of Triumph and Courage" In the painting "Anointing of David by Samuel, 1842, " we witness a pivotal moment in history as the young shepherd boy is anointed by the prophet Samuel, destined to become one of Israel's greatest kings. The oil on canvas captures the anticipation and divine calling that would shape David's future. Another depiction, "David with the head of Goliath (litho), " showcases his remarkable victory over the mighty Philistine warrior. This lithograph immortalizes David's bravery and resourcefulness in slaying his colossal adversary, reminding us that even against insurmountable odds, faith can conquer all. The timeless story continues with "David and Goliath (oil on canvas)" where we see their iconic confrontation portrayed vividly. The artist skillfully brings to life this legendary battle between a giant and a humble shepherd boy armed only with a sling and stones. It serves as a reminder that true strength lies not in physical stature but in unwavering determination. Moving beyond paintings, we encounter "David Triumphant (oil on canvas). " Here, David stands tall amidst adoring crowds after successfully leading Israel to numerous victories. This masterpiece reflects both his military prowess and leadership qualities that earned him respect throughout his reign. Not limited to battles alone, art also explores other aspects of David's life such as his wisdom showcased in "King Solomon and the Queen of Sheba. " This oil on canvas portrays their meeting—an exchange marked by intellectual discourse and mutual admiration—a testament to Solomon's renowned wisdom. Delving into manuscripts like "Ms 1 f. 93r The Story of David from Souvigny Bible, " we find intricate illustrations capturing key moments from David's life etched onto vellum pages. These delicate depictions provide glimpses into biblical narratives cherished for centuries. Sculptures also pay homage to this revered king; one such example is "David, c. 1408-11 (marble).