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Burned Alive on the Pulpit (Colour Litho)
2778418 Burned Alive on the Pulpit (Colour Litho) by Beltrame, Achille (1871-1945); Private Collection; (add.info.: Burned alive on the pulpit. Getting too close to a candle while preaching in a church in Warsaw, a priest suddenly found himself engulfed in flames, amid the fright of the faithful. Despite the intervention of some people, the poor fellow died shortly after. Illustration for Courier Sunday, 22 December 1935.); © Look and Learn
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Burned Alive on the Pulpit - A Tragic Incident in Warsaw's Church
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. This photo print, titled "Burned Alive on the Pulpit" depicts a horrifying event that unfolded during a religious service in Warsaw. The image showcases the chaos and panic that ensued when a priest accidentally set himself ablaze after getting too close to a candle while passionately preaching. The congregation, consisting of men, women, and children, is shown frantically running for safety as flames engulf the pulpit. Despite desperate attempts by some individuals to extinguish the fire and save the unfortunate clergyman, their efforts were in vain. Tragically, he succumbed to his injuries shortly after this harrowing incident. Illustrated by Achille Beltrame for Courier Sunday in December 1935, this artwork serves as a haunting reminder of how quickly life can take an unexpected turn. It captures not only the physical danger posed by open flames but also highlights our innate fear and vulnerability when faced with such terrifying situations. The composition skillfully portrays various emotions – panic etched across faces as people flee from harm's way. This thought-provoking image invites contemplation about faith, mortality, and human fragility within religious contexts. As we gaze upon this powerful piece of artistry captured by Beltrame's skilled hand, we are reminded of both tragedy and resilience. It stands as a testament to humanity's capacity for compassion amidst adversity while urging us to reflect upon our own beliefs and values within different religious orders worldwide.
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