Solomon Collection
"Solomon: A King of Wisdom, Power, and Legends" Step back in time to witness the captivating visit of the Queen of Sheba to the illustrious King Solomon
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"Solomon: A King of Wisdom, Power, and Legends" Step back in time to witness the captivating visit of the Queen of Sheba to the illustrious King Solomon. In this mesmerizing 1890 artwork by Edward John Poynter, we are transported to an era where kingdoms thrived and legends were born. As we explore ancient Palestine through a detailed map, we uncover the realms of Judah and Israel that Solomon ruled over with great wisdom and authority. The Hexagram symbolizes his deep connection with mysticism and esoteric knowledge. One cannot forget the famous Judgment depicted in a 19th-century wood engraving after Gustave Doré's masterpiece. Witnessing his astute decision-making skills showcased in this biblical tale leaves us awe-inspired. Beyond ruling his kingdom, Solomon was known for his diverse interests. From being an iron worker himself to commissioning grand architectural marvels like the Temple of Jerusalem – he truly exemplified versatility. However, even legendary figures face trials. The tragic Penlee Lifeboat Disaster reminds us that not all chapters in history are filled with triumphs; they also bear heart-wrenching losses. Gazing upon Gus' engraved portrait of King Solomon allows us a glimpse into his regal countenance – a ruler who left an indelible mark on history through both wisdom and power. The Freemason seal from the 19th century reveals another facet associated with Solomon – one intertwined with secret societies and hidden knowledge passed down through generations. Returning to our initial narrative thread, let's revisit the enchanting encounter between King Solomon and the enigmatic Queen of Sheba. Their meeting transcended borders as she embarked on her journey seeking answers from this wise king renowned for his intellect. In closing our exploration into "Solomon, " we stumble upon an intriguing photograph capturing settlers standing proudly outside their sod house in Goheen Valley, Nebraska.