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Siege of Tyre, Babylonian army attacking the city, Ancient warfare, from the the Book of Ezekiel, 10th Century Art
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Siege of Tyre, Babylonian army attacking the city, Ancient warfare, from the the Book of Ezekiel, 10th Century Art
Vintage illustration of Siege of Tyre, 10th Century Art. Taken from the Commentary of Haymon, Bishop of Halberstadt, on the Book of Ezekiel. (Bibl. Jmp N: 308 from the late collection of Germain.) The siege of Tyre was waged by Nebuchadnezzar II of Babylon for 13 years from 586 to 573 BC. The siege of Tyre, in Phoenicia, has a significant connection to the Book of Ezekiel where it was mentioned that the city had fallen to Babylonian forces after a years-long siege. Les arts somptuaires, Historie du costume et de l'ameublement et des arts et industries qui s'y rattachent 1850s, French
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This vintage illustration captures the intensity and brutality of ancient warfare during the Siege of Tyre. The scene depicts the Babylonian army launching a fierce attack on the fortified city, as described in the Book of Ezekiel. Created in the 10th century, this artwork is a testament to the enduring fascination with historical events. The artist skillfully portrays the chaos and destruction that engulfed Tyre during its 13-year siege by Nebuchadnezzar II of Babylon from 586 to 573 BC. The city's strategic location in Phoenicia made it an important target for conquest, leading to its eventual fall at the hands of Babylonian forces. The detailed depiction showcases soldiers engaged in hand-to-hand combat, scaling ladders against towering walls, and launching projectiles towards their enemies. It serves as a visual reminder of both human resilience and vulnerability amidst conflict. Taken from Haymon's Commentary on Ezekiel, this print not only provides historical insight but also highlights how art has long been used to document significant events. Preserved over centuries, it allows us to glimpse into a pivotal moment in ancient history while appreciating artistic techniques prevalent during that time period. Displayed within Les arts somptuaires - Historie du costume et de l'ameublement et des arts et industries qui s'y rattachent from the 1850s French collection, this print continues to captivate viewers with its portrayal of war's harsh realities and serves as a timeless reminder of humanity's turbulent past.
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