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GOD AND SATAN. Vying for the soul of man, who is navigating the ocean of vices and sin
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GOD AND SATAN. Vying for the soul of man, who is navigating the ocean of vices and sin
GOD AND SATAN.
Vying for the soul of man, who is navigating the ocean of vices and sin. Woodcut from " Le grand kalendrier et compost des Bergiers, " Troyes, 1496
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Media ID 13134213
1496 Allegory Anchor Crime Evil Globus Cruciger Grand Heaven Jesus Le Grant Kalendrier Et Compost Lord Navigate Ocean Sailing Satan Ship Star Vice
EDITORS COMMENTS
In this woodcut print titled "God and Satan" we are transported back to the medieval era, where a timeless battle for the soul of man unfolds. The image showcases a powerful allegory as it depicts a lone figure navigating the treacherous ocean of vices and sin. The central focus lies on a ship sailing amidst turbulent waters, symbolizing mankind's journey through life. On one side stands God, represented by an orb in hand, signifying his divine authority over all creation. His presence emanates strength and righteousness as he reaches out towards the struggling individual with hope and salvation. Contrasting against God's benevolence is Satan himself, depicted on the other side of the ship. With menacing horns protruding from his head and an evil grin upon his face, he represents temptation and wickedness. He tries to lure man away from goodness using cunning strategies that threaten to consume him within this vast sea of darkness. As our protagonist battles against these opposing forces, we witness how choices between virtue and vice shape one's destiny. This woodcut serves as a reminder that each person holds their own compass when navigating life's challenges - whether they choose to follow God's guiding light or succumb to Satan's enticing whispers ultimately determines their fate. Created in 1496 for "Le grand kalendrier et compost des Bergiers" in Troyes, France; this artwork captures both the religious fervor prevalent during medieval times while offering timeless lessons about human nature that still resonate today.
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