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2778053 Barbarian scenes in Seville (colour litho) by Beltrame, Achille (1871-1945); Private Collection; (add.info.: Barbarian scenes in Seville. Torme of subversives have invaded churches and convents by plundering them. In a temple one of the desecrators, overturned the statue of the Virgin, took possession of the head to show it in a tone of ridicule to his companions. But at that moment, a syncope was electrocuting him. The vandals, frightened, flee. Illustration for Courier Sunday, 24 May 1931.); © Look and Learn
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Barbarian Scenes in Seville - A Haunting Image of Desecration and Divine Retribution
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. This photo print, titled "Barbarian Scenes in Seville" captures a chilling moment of chaos and divine intervention. Created by the talented Achille Beltrame, this colour lithograph depicts a tumultuous event that unfolded during the early 20th century. In this scene, hordes of subversives have invaded churches and convents, leaving behind a trail of destruction and wreckage. Amongst the ruins, one desecrator boldly overturns a statue of the Virgin Mary, mocking her sacredness to his companions. However, fate takes an unexpected turn as he is suddenly struck by an electrocution-like syncope. The vandals are gripped with fear at witnessing this supernatural retribution unfold before their eyes. Filled with terror, they flee from the scene like startled animals. This powerful image serves as a reminder that even in times of darkness and sacrilege, divine justice prevails. Beltrame's illustration was originally featured in Courier Sunday on May 24th, 1931 - capturing both historical significance and artistic brilliance. The intricate details within this artwork showcase not only the destruction caused but also highlight the resilience of faith amidst adversity. Through its portrayal of shattered relics and decapitated statues within Spanish cathedrals and convents, this image stands as a testament to religious devotion under threat from anti-clerical sentiments prevalent during those turbulent times. "Barbarian Scenes in Seville" is more than just an art piece; it is a poignant reminder that even when faced with devastation and desecration, faith endures against all odds.
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