Knocking Collection (#4)

Dartmoor pony (Equus caballus) using its hoof to knock snow from the gorse (Ulex sp.) in order to feed. This pony has bred on Dartmoor for centuries

The Result of Purchasing a Blind Horse : Dr Syntax causes chaos riding a blind horse in the street, knocking over a woman whose donkey bucks and kicks

A sweeper - India
A sweeper calls. Indian man wearing turban carrying traditional basket and hand broom

Man Dances for Joy
Lady Waverley! Ten thousand a year! Mr. Macwheeble dances a jig, knocking his best wig out of the window, and throwing his cap in the air. Waverley looks on with a smile

Charity Visit Girl / Dog
A benevolent girl and her dog visit a needy family

Santo Toribio monastery door, Liebana, Cantabria, Spain, Europe

Cook and Mistress
The cook reproaches the lady of the house for coming into her kitchen without knocking first

Door Knocker Joke
Two small boys amuse themselves by knocking at a front door then running away - but this householder intends to rap the rappers

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"Knocking: Illuminating the Path to Salvation through Art" In the masterpiece "The Light of the World" by William Holman Hunt, Jesus stands as the ultimate symbol of enlightenment and hope. As he knocks on the door, his divine light radiates, offering solace and guidance to all who seek it. Just like Cinderella's magical transformation in Arthur Rackham's illustration, Jesus serves as the beacon of light that can transform lives. He illuminates our darkest moments with his love and grace. Even in unexpected places, such as a strip tease card game or a theatrical setting like Kisby the Call Boy experienced, Jesus continues to knock on our hearts' doors. His presence reminds us that redemption is available for everyone, regardless of their circumstances. Through George Cruikshank's depiction of "The Parish Engine, " we witness how even postmen like Petherick are not exempt from experiencing spiritual awakenings. The knocking becomes an invitation for all individuals to open themselves up to God's transformative power. Inspired by Gustave Doré's "The Angel and the Orphan, " we understand that Jesus' knocking extends beyond physical doors; it reaches into our souls. In times of loneliness or despair, he offers comfort and companionship through his heavenly messengers. As seen in Sidi Bou Said's Fabulous Arab Doorway in Tunisia, every culture has its own interpretation of this universal theme. Regardless of where we come from or what language we speak, Jesus' message transcends boundaries and speaks directly to our hearts. "The Dream of Gerontius" captures this ethereal moment when Jesus knocks on our earthly existence before leading us into eternal life. It reminds us that death is not an end but a beginning—a gateway towards everlasting joy in His presence. In 1852’s lithograph titled "Jesus Knocks on The Door, " published by unknown artists at that time period emphasizes Christ’s persistence in seeking a personal connection with each and every one of us.