Idols Collection (page 5)

Pair of moorish idols, Zanclus cornutus, swimming over coral, Rhodactis howsii, Namu atoll, Marshall Islands (N)
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Moorish Idol Tropical Indo-Pacific
KEL-889 Moorish Idol Tropical Indo-Pacific Zanclus cornutus Ken Lucas Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

Hezekiah and the Idols
Hezekiah, king of Judah, wins favour in Gods sight by destroying the idols of rival faiths

Coifi Profanes Idols
Coifi, High priest of the old Saxon religion in Northumbria, convinced by Christianity & wondering what his gods have ever done for him profanes the temple idols

Idols of Bible Times 4
Succoth Benoth - a hen - is the deity to which the heathen men of Babylon, in their blindness, bow down. (see Second Kings 17.31)

Idols of Bible Times 3
Adremelech, in the form of a peacock, is the deity to which the idolatrous Sepharvites sacrifice their children, burning them in fire. (see Second Kings 17.31)

Idols of Bible Times 2
Nibhaz, human but with a dogs head is one of the gods of the Avites, a people settled in Samaria by the king of Assyria. (see Second Kings 17.31)

Temple of 10000 Idols
The Temple of Ten Thousand Idols

Native Haitian Worship
The idol-worship of the native Haitians

Pagan Laplanders sacrifice to an idol

Laplanders worshipping an idol

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"Unveiling the Enigmatic World of Idols: A Journey Through Time and Cultures" Step into a realm where idols transcend boundaries, capturing our imagination and revealing hidden stories. In Gyantse's monastery, an album unravels the captivating tale of British forces toppling Tibetan defenses to seize Lhasa in 1904, with idols as silent witnesses. Venturing further, we find ourselves immersed in Canton's Temple of 500 Idols. Within its sacred walls lies a sanctuary brimming with spiritual energy, inviting us to explore the depths of devotion and faith. From ancient civilizations to Hollywood glamour, idols take on various forms. Greta Garbo mesmerizes as Mata Hari, embodying the allure that captivated audiences worldwide. Meanwhile, a wooden anthropomorphic figure from Chimu culture whispers secrets of forgotten rituals and beliefs. Annabels nightclub in Sunderland transports us to a different kind of idolatry - one fueled by music and revelry. On that fateful night in May 1994, souls united under pulsating lights as they worshipped their musical icons. Journeying eastward brings us face-to-face with Balbals - Turkic sculptures standing steadfast since the 6th-10th century near Burana tower. These enigmatic figures guard ancient tales etched within their stone frames. In Mexico's National Museum stands Aztec statuettes - idols frozen in time. They bear witness to an empire rich in culture and tradition; each delicate carving tells stories passed down through generations. Moses emerges prominently amidst this diverse tapestry - his presence resonating across centuries and artistic renditions. From intricate depictions by Rembrandt van Rhijn to Moses clutching the Ten Commandments with unwavering determination in 1841 – these portrayals immortalize his significance throughout history. Fertility finds its expression through Ashanti art's sculpture on wood - evoking a sense of awe and reverence.