Apollyon Collection

Pilgrims Progress 9
Christian gives thanks after his encounter with Apollyon

"Pilgrim's Progress" by John Bunyan
864164 "Pilgrim's Progress" by John Bunyan; (add.info.: Christian, the pilgrim of the title, in combat with Apollyon, the Destroyer, the Angel of the Bottomless Pit)

"Pilgrim's Progress" by John Bunyan
864165 "Pilgrim's Progress" by John Bunyan; (add.info.: Christian, the pilgrim of the title, in combat with Apollyon, the Destroyer, the Angel of the Bottomless Pit)

Bunyans Pilgrims Progress: Christian fights Apollyon (etching)
5223238 Bunyans Pilgrims Progress: Christian fights Apollyon (etching) by Strang, William (1859-1921) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: Christian fights Apollyon)

"Christian fights with Apollyon"from The Pilgrim
5615803 " Christian fights with Apollyon" from The Pilgrims Progress From This World, To That Which Is To Come by John Bunyan (1628-1688) Illustration by Byam Shaw (1872-1919)

The Struggle with Apollyon (engraving)
3625311 The Struggle with Apollyon (engraving) by Rhead, George Woolliscroft (1855-1920); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Struggle with Apollyon)

"Christian fights Apollyon"from The Pilgrim
5615838 " Christian fights Apollyon" from The Pilgrims Progress From This World, To That Which Is To Come by John Bunyan (1628-1688) illustration by William Strang (1859-1921)

Christians fight with Apollyon (colour litho)
2797786 Christians fight with Apollyon (colour litho) by Lydon, Alexander Francis (1836-1917); Private Collection; (add.info.: Christians fight with Apollyon)

"A more unequal match can hardly be: Christian must fight an Angel"from
5615796 " A more unequal match can hardly be: Christian must fight an Angel" from The Pilgrims Progress From This World

Christians Fight with Apollyon, from The Pilgrims Progress
2607913 Christians Fight with Apollyon, from The Pilgrims Progress by John Bunyan published, c.1880 (colour litho) by Lydon

Christian vanquishes Apollyon (chromolitho)
969892 Christian vanquishes Apollyon (chromolitho) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Christian vanquishes Apollyon)

Christian and Apollyon, c1910. Creator: Unknown
Christian and Apollyon, c1910. Christian fights Apollyon, a winged demon. Scene from " The Pilgrims Progress", by John Bunyan

Christians Conflict With Apollyon. From The Book The Pilgrims Progress By John Bunyan, From Late 19Th Century Edition

Christians Fight With Apollyon. Illustration By A. f. lydon. From The Book The Pilgrims Progress By John Bunyan
Christians Fight With Apollyon. Illustration By A.f.lydon. From The Book The Pilgrims Progress By John Bunyan Published C.1880

SINNERS IN HELL, 1744. A New England depiction of sinners in Hell, with a vision of Jerusalem at center. Woodcut from The Progress of Sin, 1744

Christian Fighting Apollyon, 1895, (1923). Artist: William Strang
Christian Fighting Apollyon, 1895, (1923). From: The pilgrims progress, in the centre, Christian is falling back under the weight of Apollyon, a winged demon

Christian Fights Apollyon, c1916. Artist: William Strang
Christian Fights Apollyon, c1916. An illustration from John Bunyans The Pilgrims Progress. An English nonconformist preacher and writer

Christian with Apollyon, Jan Luyken, Johannes Boekholt 1684

SINNERS IN HELL, 1744. A New England depiction of sinners in Hell, with a vision of Jerusalem at center. Woodcut from The Progress of Sin, 1744

Christian, the pilgrim of the title, in combat with Apollyon, the Destroyer, the Angel of the Bottomless Pit. Illustration by Henry Courtney Selous (1803-1890)

Bunyan / Christian V Apoll
Christian v Apollyon

Christian & Apollyon
A pilgrim is assailed by a demon - the fight between Christian and Apollyon

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In the epic tale of Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress, one of the most iconic and intense battles takes place between Christian and Apollyon. This etching captures the essence of their fierce confrontation, as Christian fearlessly fights against this formidable adversary. The struggle with Apollyon is depicted in various forms, from engravings to color lithographs, each showcasing the intensity and significance of this monumental clash. "A more unequal match can hardly be: Christian must fight an Angel, " exclaims one observer in awe as they witness this extraordinary battle unfold. Indeed, it is a testament to Christian's unwavering faith and determination that he dares to face such a powerful opponent. The chromolitho portrays the triumphant moment when Christian vanquishes Apollyon, symbolizing his victory over sin and temptation. It serves as a reminder that even in our darkest moments, we have the strength within us to overcome any obstacle. Through unknown artist renditions like "Christian and Apollyon" or William Strang's masterpieces "Christian Fighting Apollyon" and "Christian Fights Apollyon, " we are transported into this captivating scene where good clashes with evil. These artworks capture not only the physicality but also the spiritual significance behind this encounter. As we delve into these illustrations from different eras - 1895, 1910, 1916 - it becomes evident how timeless this story truly is. It resonates with readers across generations who find solace in witnessing Christian's bravery against overwhelming odds. This depiction of Christmas Entertainments further emphasizes how deeply ingrained Bunyan's masterpiece has become in our cultural consciousness. Just like Christmas traditions passed down through centuries evoke feelings of warmth and joy, so does revisiting these artistic representations of Christian fighting Apollyon bring forth a sense of inspiration and hope for all those facing their own personal battles.