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Parable of the Prodigal Son
For many centuries, the Bible has been an inexhaustible source of inspiration for artists, poets, and writers. Without pretending to be innovative, let us see how three great artists broke the same parable in the crystal of their work.
The parable of the prodigal son says that the son left home, and returned naked and bos. His father accepted him, ordered him to stab his fat calf in honor of his son’s return. In the era of religious wars, violent peasant uprisings, Jacquerie and Bashmak, this parable was very relevant and two great contemporaries, Bosch and Durer turned to this story, showing us different facets and causes “Prodigal sons.” Continue reading
paradoxical combinations
Artists
Gothic
United States
Titian
geometric
landscape
canvas
optics
nihilism
poison
wisdom
countries
subject
consumption
Venetian
modernism
work
tradition
Elder
cubism
penalty
neoclassicism
boudoirs
utopia
Milo
furniture
neo-romantic
color
balance
institution
Rococo
Scarab
random
overdevelopment
animals
installations
genre
children
Renaissance
Saissian period
cults
civilization
consequences
culture
stimulates
impression
rational
church
European art
shadows
artist
Pissarro
machine
existence
human
language
style
quest
characteristic
form
breaks
currents
deliberate
era
aesthetization
versions