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And on the third day was Pharaohs birth day... late 17th-early 18th century. Creator
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And on the third day was Pharaohs birth day... late 17th-early 18th century. Creator
And on the third day was Pharaohs birth day... late 17th-early 18th century....that he made a Feast unto all his Servants; his Butler he restored into favour, but he hanged the chief Baker. Illustration to the Book of Genesis: the chief cup-bearer (here Butler ), and chief baker, who had offended the Pharaoh, were thrown into the prison. Joseph predicted that the cup-bearer would be reinstated, but the baker would be hanged
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This print captures a scene from the late 17th to early 18th century, depicting Pharaoh's birthday celebration. The creator of this artwork skillfully illustrates a moment from the Book of Genesis, where Pharaoh throws a feast for all his servants. In this particular event, the chief cup-bearer (also known as Butler) is restored into favor by Pharaoh, while the unfortunate chief baker is hanged. The engraving showcases an Egyptian palace with intricate architectural details in monochrome elegance. Amidst the grandeur, we see men dressed in traditional attire representing various occupations and roles within the kingdom. The image portrays Joseph, who predicts that while the cup-bearer will regain his position, unfortunately, fate has determined that the baker shall meet a grim end. Jan Luyken's artistry brings to life this religious narrative with remarkable precision and attention to detail. It offers us a glimpse into ancient Egypt's culture and customs during this period. As we observe this historic illustration through time's lens, it serves as a reminder of how religion played an integral role in shaping societies throughout centuries past. This visual representation invites contemplation on themes such as power dynamics, divine intervention, and human destiny within religious contexts.
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