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Plate 8: The Egyptians Drowning in the Red Sea, from The Battles of the Old... ca
Plate 8: The Egyptians Drowning in the Red Sea, from The Battles of the Old Testament, ca. 1590-ca. 1610
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Aelst Aelst Nicolaus Van Antonio Antonio Tempesta Bad Weather Camel Camels Dramatic Drowning Dying Egyptians Flood Flooded Flooding Floods Horseman Horsemen Israel Israelite Israelites Nicolaus Van Nicolaus Van Aelst Prayer Praying Red Sea Riders Tempesta Tempesta Antonio Black And Mizraim Old Testament
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Plate 8: The Egyptians Drowning in the Red Sea, captured by Antonio Tempesta, is a powerful depiction of the biblical event from The Battles of the Old Testament. This black and white etching, created between the late 16th and early 17th centuries, showcases an intense battle scene amidst treacherous weather conditions. In this dramatic image, we witness the desperate plight of both Egyptian soldiers and their horses as they struggle to survive in the flooded Red Sea. The artist skillfully portrays chaos and turmoil through intricate details such as crashing waves and windswept clouds. Amidst this devastation, Israelite soldiers on horseback triumphantly ride towards safety while offering prayers of gratitude for their deliverance. Tempesta's work not only captures a significant moment in religious history but also highlights themes of faith, redemption, and divine intervention. Through his masterful technique, he conveys a sense of urgency and tension that resonates with viewers even centuries later. This print serves as a reminder that nature can be both beautiful and merciless. It reminds us of our vulnerability against natural forces while emphasizing the power of belief in overcoming adversity. As we gaze upon this historical masterpiece at The Metropolitan Museum of Art today, we are transported back to ancient times where faith was tested amidst life-threatening circumstances. Antonio Tempesta's Plate 8 invites contemplation on human mortality within a larger narrative about religious devotion during times of crisis—a timeless message that continues to captivate audiences across generations.
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