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Capture of King Zedekiah, 1430 artwork

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Capture of King Zedekiah, 1430 artwork

Capture of King Zedekiah. Illuminated manuscript miniature from the 15th-century Alba Bible, depicting the capture of King Zedekiah of Judah (The Second Book of Kings) on his escape from Jerusalem (left, circa 589 BC). Brought past his killed sons (right) he kneels before Nebuchadnezzar II of Babylon. The Alba Bible, completed in 1430, is a translation of the Old Testament from Hebrew into Medieval Castilian. It was commissioned in 1422. The 513 pages are illustrated with 334 miniatures, produced by members of the Franciscan Order in Toledo. The original is displayed in Madrid, Spain. 500 facsimile editions were produced in 1992

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1400s 1430 15th Century Alba Bible Army Babylon Babylonian Biblical Scene Biblical Studies Book Captive Capture Capturing Castilian Castle Children Christian Christianity Dead Death Emperor Illuminated Illuminated Manuscript Illustrated Jerusalem Jewish Judaism Judeo Christian Killed Killing King Kneeling Latin Leader Mediaeval Medieval Middle Ages Military Old Testament Page Publication Religion Religious Ruler Siege Soldier Soldiers Spanish Text Translation Warfare Judah Nebuchadnezzar Ii Sons Submission Submitting


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This print showcases the "Capture of King Zedekiah" artwork, a stunning illuminated manuscript miniature from the 15th-century Alba Bible. The intricate illustration depicts a pivotal moment in history when King Zedekiah of Judah was captured by Nebuchadnezzar II of Babylon. In this scene, as he attempts to flee Jerusalem, Zedekiah is brought face-to-face with his slain sons before kneeling before the powerful Babylonian emperor. Commissioned in 1422 and completed in 1430, the Alba Bible is an extraordinary translation of the Old Testament into Medieval Castilian. Its 513 pages are adorned with an impressive collection of 334 miniatures created by members of the Franciscan Order in Toledo. This particular artwork is housed within its original location in Madrid, Spain. The print offers viewers a glimpse into medieval Christian history and warfare through its rich symbolism and meticulous detailing. It highlights themes such as leadership, submission, religious conflict, and human tragedy. With its depiction of biblical figures amidst a backdrop of siege and military might, this piece serves as a testament to both artistic skill and historical significance. Science Photo Library has produced this facsimile edition alongside their dedication to preserving scientific imagery for educational purposes. By sharing this remarkable image with audiences worldwide, they provide us with an opportunity to delve deeper into our collective past while appreciating the beauty found within ancient manuscripts like the Alba Bible.

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