Unbelieving Collection
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"Unbelieving: A Journey through Art and Allegory" Step into the world of disbelief and skepticism as we explore a collection of captivating artworks that depict the eternal struggle between vice and virtue. "The Choice of Hercules or the choice between vice and virtue, 1565 circa (oil on canvas)" portrays the legendary hero torn between two paths, symbolizing our own daily choices. In "Witchcraft or the allegory of Hercules, 1540-42 (oil on canvas), " we witness Hercules battling against dark forces, reminding us to stay vigilant against temptation. A timeless bond is captured in "Double portrait. Two friends, c. 1502 (oil on canvas), " where friendship triumphs over doubt, showcasing the power of trust in uncertain times. "The denial of St Peter, 1610-1615 circa (oil on canvas)" depicts a moment when faith wavers but ultimately prevails as Peter finds redemption in his unwavering belief. Through "Saint Joseph's dream, 1617-19 (oil on board), " we glimpse into a divine revelation that challenges one's faith yet leads to enlightenment and guidance. "The calumny of Apelles, 1495 circa (tempera on wood)" reveals how false accusations can test our beliefs while reminding us to seek truth amidst deceitful tongues. In "The Faithless Fool, 1660-86 (brush and Indian ink on paper), " an unfaithful soul faces consequences for their lack of belief - a cautionary tale about losing oneself in doubt. From Basel's Dance of Death series comes "Death Comes For The Unbelieving Woman/Husband From Der Todten Tanz Or The Dance Of Death Published Basel 1843, " illustrating mortality's impartiality towards those who reject faith. "The Doubting Thomas (red chalk on paper)" captures a pivotal moment when skepticism meets undeniable proof – urging us to question without fear but embrace conviction.