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The ruins of Sodom, from the book Judah illustrated by Ephraim Moses Lilien (1874-1925)
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The ruins of Sodom, from the book Judah illustrated by Ephraim Moses Lilien (1874-1925)
5617131 The ruins of Sodom, from the book Judah illustrated by Ephraim Moses Lilien (1874-1925). Lilian is considered as the father of Zionist iconography, created in the Jugendstil (German art nouveau) style. He illustrated Juda (1900), a book of biblical poetry by a Christian friend, Borries Freiherr von Munchausen. by Lilien, Ephraim Moses (1874-1925); (add.info.: 02/02/1900); Universal History Archive/UIG; Polish, out of copyright
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1900 Borries Freiherr Von Munchausen Ephraim Moses Lilien Iconography Judah Jugendstil Lilian Sodom Zionist Juda
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This print showcases "The ruins of Sodom" as illustrated by Ephraim Moses Lilien, the renowned father of Zionist iconography. Lilien's artistic style in this piece is influenced by Jugendstil, also known as German art nouveau. The image is taken from his book titled "Judah" which was published in 1900 and features biblical poetry written by his Christian friend, Borries Freiherr von Munchausen. Lilien's illustration skillfully captures the haunting beauty and desolation of the ancient city of Sodom. The crumbling ruins stand as a testament to its tragic fate, forever frozen in time through Lilien's meticulous brushwork. Through this artwork, Lilien not only depicts a significant biblical location but also conveys a sense of historical importance and reverence. As one delves into the pages of "Judah" they are transported to an era where Lilien masterfully intertwines visual storytelling with poetic verses. His illustrations breathe life into the words penned by von Munchausen, creating a harmonious fusion between literature and art. This particular print serves as an exquisite example of Lilien's contribution to both Zionist iconography and Jugendstil aesthetics. It encapsulates his ability to evoke emotion through intricate details while paying homage to religious narratives. Displayed proudly on any wall or within any collection, this print offers viewers an opportunity to appreciate Lilien's talent for capturing moments that transcend time itself.
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