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a mort etranglant un pestifere - Death Strangling a Victim of the Plague - Miniature
FIA5401466 a mort etranglant un pestifere - Death Strangling a Victim of the Plague - Miniature extraite du codex Stini, Boheme, 14eme siecle - Aquarelle sue parchemin - University Library, Prague by Bohemian School, (14th century); National University Library, Prague, Czech Republic; Photo eFine Art Images; Czech, out of copyright
Media ID 23341760
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Bohemia Illness Plague Sick Person Strangle 14 14th Xiv Xivth Century
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A Mort Etranglant un Pestifere - Death Strangling a Victim of the Plague
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. This print showcases a hauntingly beautiful miniature artwork from the 14th century Bohemian School, extracted from the Codex Stini. Painted with delicate watercolors on parchment, this medieval masterpiece is housed in the University Library in Prague, Czech Republic. The image depicts Death personified as he mercilessly strangles a victim of the devastating plague that ravaged Europe during that time. The sick person's frail body lies helpless in Death's grip, symbolizing the relentless power and inevitability of mortality. Intricately detailed and skillfully executed by an unknown artist, this miniature painting offers a glimpse into both the artistic prowess and somber reality of life during the Middle Ages. It serves as a poignant reminder of humanity's vulnerability to illness and death. With its rich historical context, this artwork not only captures medical knowledge and practices prevalent at that time but also reflects society's collective fear and struggle against epidemics. It stands as a testament to human resilience amidst adversity. As we contemplate this extraordinary piece, let us remember those who suffered during times of plague while appreciating art's ability to transcend centuries and evoke emotions across generations.
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