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quarta-feira, 3 de junho de 2020
Queen Esther in the Banquet of the Jews Painting by Tiago Azevedo
One of the most dramatic moments from the Book of Esther
comes when the queen accuses the king’s advisor Haman of treachery against her
people. Through her efforts, Haman’s plot for the slaughter of all the Jews in Persia was
unmasked before King Ahasuerus Xerxes. Seated before his chamberlain, Harbonah,
the king reacts in anger with arms outstretched and hands clenched. Across from
him sits the isolated, shadowy figure of Haman, who cowers at the king’s wrath.
Shortly thereafter, Haman’s life would end on the gallows.
In this painting with bold colors and dramatic energy
of Esther done in a pop surreal style. The painting in its scale, clarity
of spatial organization, bold palette, and description of materials. Her
seductive look shows how she used her intelligence and skills to prevent a mass
genocide that was about to happen.
The theme of the book of Esther is God's
protection of Israel .
Although God is actually not mentioned in the book, He clearly saves His
people from the scheme of Haman. Throughout history, the Jewish people have
been treated unjustly, and the story of Esther tells of one of those
occurrences.
Etiquetas:
esther,
fairy tales,
fantasy,
jewish,
lowbrow,
old testament,
painting,
pop surrealism,
queen,
queen esther,
red,
turkey
Queen Victoria and the Corset Era Painting by Tiago Azevedo
Here Queen Victoria
is seen in an intimate and alluring pose, leaning against the viewer with her
hair half unraveled from its fashionable knot. Depicting the costume with
veracity and exuberance. Here, however, the focus is not only on fashion on
fashion and the blue cinged detailed gown but also on her face and imposing
Victorian expression done in a pop surrealist way.
The detail of ornaments like the crown and the jewelry, a
pair of drop earrings, and a heart-shaped pendant on a gold chain. This pendant
is the glass heart-shaped locket containing a lock of Prince Albert 's hair which the Queen wore
'day and night' before her marriage. It had been a gift from Queen Louise of
the Belgians. Such a jewel would have been a touching symbol of the Queen's
devotion to her husband.
Etiquetas:
blue,
fairy tales,
fantasy,
london,
lowbrow,
painting,
pop surrealism,
queen,
queen victoria,
the young victoria,
united kingdom,
victorian
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