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Ruins of Sardis - Revelations. iii. 1. c1924. Creators: James Clark, Henry A Harper
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Ruins of Sardis - Revelations. iii. 1. c1924. Creators: James Clark, Henry A Harper
Ruins of Sardis - Rev. iii. 1. c1924. Revelations 3:1 And to the angel of the church in Sardis write, These things says He who has the seven Spirits of God and the seven stars: I know your works, that you have a name that you are alive, but you are dead. From " The Pictorial New Testament", by James Clark, R.I. and H.A. Harper. [Scripture Gift Mission and Naval and Military Bible Society, London]
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This print titled "Ruins of Sardis - Revelations" takes us back to the ancient city of Sardis, located in present-day Turkey. The image showcases a desolate landscape with remnants of what was once a thriving town. Created by James Clark and Henry A Harper in 1924, this artwork is part of "The Pictorial New Testament", an illustrative masterpiece that brings biblical stories to life. The chosen scripture from Revelation 3:1 adds depth and meaning to the photograph. It speaks directly to the angel of the church in Sardis, reminding them that although they may have a reputation for being alive, their works are lacking true vitality. This juxtaposition between past glory and present decay creates a powerful visual narrative. As we gaze upon this scene, we can't help but be drawn into its haunting beauty. The distant figure of a shepherd tending his sheep amidst the ruins symbolizes resilience and continuity amidst destruction. The vibrant yellow hues evoke a sense of nostalgia while also highlighting nature's ability to reclaim what was lost. Through this image, Clark and Harper capture not only the physical remains of an ancient civilization but also provoke contemplation on themes such as faith, mortality, and human existence throughout time. It serves as a reminder that even great cities can fall into ruin if their inhabitants fail to nurture their spiritual essence. Overall, this print invites viewers on an introspective journey through history while encouraging reflection on our own lives' purpose and legacy.
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