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Penitent H Pauluss Paulus title object Sinners
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Penitent H Pauluss Paulus title object Sinners
Penitent H. Paulus S. Paulus (title on object) Sinners from the Old and New Testament (series title), Paul is in a landscape. He leans on a book and holds writing materials. A sword rests against his leg. In front of him is a pile of books. The conversion of Paul is depicted in the distance, where a ray from heaven with the Latin translation of Christs words Saul, Saul, why do you persecute me ends up in a group of soldiers and Paul falls off his horse. Below the performance is a six-line, Latin text with a description of the scene, the apostle Paul of Tarsus, possible attributes: book, scroll, sword, on the way to Damascus Christ appears to Saul, who falls from his horse and is blinded by the light, landscapes, Willem Isaacsz. van Swanenburg (mentioned on object), 1609 - 1611, paper, engraving, h 269 mm × w 170 mm
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1609 1611 Apostle Paul Book Books Conversion Depicted Description Distance Falls Front Group Heaven Horse Landscapes Latin Text Leans Light New Testament Paul Paulus Performance Pile Possible Attributes Saul Scene Scroll Series Title Six Line Soldiers Sword Tarsus Title Blinded Mentioned Sinners
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This print from the Liszt Collection showcases "Penitent H. Paulus" by Willem Isaacsz. van Swanenburg, created between 1609 and 1611. The artwork depicts a serene landscape where the apostle Paul of Tarsus is prominently featured. Leaning on a book and holding writing materials, he exudes an air of contemplation and introspection. A sword rests against his leg, symbolizing both strength and vulnerability in his journey towards redemption. In front of him lies a pile of books, representing knowledge and wisdom acquired through his spiritual transformation. In the distance, we witness the dramatic conversion of Paul as a ray from heaven illuminates the scene with Latin words: "Saul, Saul, why do you persecute me?". This divine intervention leads to Paul's fall from his horse while encountering Christ on his way to Damascus. Beneath this powerful depiction lies a six-line Latin text describing the momentous event portrayed in the engraving. It emphasizes key attributes associated with Paul - his devotion to scripture represented by books and scrolls, as well as his encounter with Christ that left him blinded but enlightened by divine light. Van Swanenburg's masterful technique brings this biblical narrative to life on paper through intricate engravings that capture every detail with precision. This print serves as a testament to Van Swanenburg's artistic prowess and offers viewers an opportunity to reflect upon themes of repentance, faith, and personal transformation inspired by one man's extraordinary journey towards salvation.
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