Ararat Collection (#3)

The Deluge, 1450-1499. Artist: Anonymous
The Deluge, 1450-1499. Found in the collection of the Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam

The Deluge (Frontispiece to the illustrated edition of the Bible), 1866. Artist: Dore, Gustave (1832-1883)
The Deluge (Frontispiece to the illustrated edition of the Bible), 1866. From a private collection

Story of Noah: The building of the Ark (Detail of Interior Mosaics in the St. Marks Basilica), 11th century. Found in the collection of the Saint Marks Basilica, Venice

Story of Noah: Noah sending the raven and the first dove (Detail of Interior Mosaics in the St)
Story of Noah: Noah sending the raven and the first dove (Detail of Interior Mosaics in the St. Marks Basilica), 11th century. Found in the collection of the Saint Marks Basilica, Venice

Late Bronze Age. Northeas Anatolia. Urartian cul
Bronze Age (Late). Northeas Anatolia. Urartian culture. Weapon. 9th-7th centuries BC. Turkey. Archaeological Museum. Istambul

Turkey / Mount Ararat 18C
A prospect of Mount Ararat from the side where are the three churches - this was the place where Noahs Ark was grounded when the waters of the Deluge receded Date: early 18th century

Ararat-Basil (Ocimum basilicum), violet flowers

Picture No. 10863195
Winery in the Pyrenees Region.near Ararat, Victoria, Australia Date:

Armenia - Mount Ararat and Monastery at Khor Virap
Armenia. Monastery at Khor Virap. 17th century. Mount Ararat in the background

Ararat, Australia
Barkly Street, Ararat, Victoria, Australia

Turkey Mount Ararat
The two peaks of Mount Ararat, viewed from the fortress of Erivan

Turkey / Ararat
AGRI DAGI, in Agri district of Turkey, is the most favoured location for the biblical Mount Ararat, on which Noahs Ark is supposed to have grounded after the Deluge

Mount Ararat, Anatolia, Turkey, Asia Minor, Eurasia

Agri Dagi, Mount Ararat, volcano is the highest mountain in Turkey at 5165m, Anatolia, Turkey, Asia Minor, Asia

Herd of goats and goatherder in the plains beneath Mount Ararat, Turkey, Europe

View of Mount Ararat in eastern Turkey
A view of Mount Ararat in eastern Turkey

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Ararat, a majestic mountain steeped in history and myth. From biblical tales to breathtaking landscapes, this iconic peak has captivated the hearts of many. "The Deluge" by Joseph-Desire Court takes us back to ancient times when Noah's Ark sailed amidst the raging waters. The artist's brushstrokes bring alive the courage and faith that saved humanity. In "The Entry of the Animals into Noah's Ark, " we witness a harmonious gathering of creatures seeking refuge from the impending flood. This 1613 masterpiece reminds us of nature's resilience and our responsibility to protect it. A snow-covered Mount Ararat stands tall, its white peaks glistening under the sun. A symbol of beauty and serenity, it beckons adventurers to explore its slopes and discover hidden treasures within. A copperplate engraving from 1774 showcases Eden's map with Mount Ararat at its center. It evokes curiosity about mankind's origins and invites contemplation on our place in this vast universe. Khor Virap Monastery, nestled against Mount Ararat in Armenia, exudes tranquility as it stands proudly since the 6th century. Its walls have witnessed countless prayers whispered towards heaven while admiring this natural wonder. Yerevan offers stunning views from The Cascade - a grand staircase leading up to an awe-inspiring panorama encompassing both cityscape and Mount Ararat. A testament to human ingenuity blending seamlessly with nature's splendor. Gazing upon Yerevan and Mount Ararat from Cascade fills one with a sense of awe; witnessing civilization coexist harmoniously with untamed wilderness is truly humbling. On Turkish soil lies Mount Ararat majestically soaring above all else—a beacon for hikers daring enough to conquer its heights or artists seeking inspiration amidst its rugged beauty. Armenia’s Khor Virap Armenian Apostolic Church monastery sits gracefully on the fertile plains beneath Mount Ararat—an oasis of spirituality amidst nature's grandeur.