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Arguments with the Jewish Merchant, 1853 (oil on canvas)
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Arguments with the Jewish Merchant, 1853 (oil on canvas)
AGR225487 Arguments with the Jewish Merchant, 1853 (oil on canvas) by Kostrzewski, Franciszek (1826-1911); 53.4x65.3 cm; Private Collection; Agra Art, Warsaw, Poland
Media ID 25467156
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7 Deadly Sins Anger Angry Anti Semitism Argument Bitterness Dispute Furor Jewess Judaic Orthodox Jews Pedlar Poland Poland Polish Pole Polish Rage Restraining Seven Deadly Sins Emotions Feeling Jewish Religion Jews
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Arguments with the Jewish Merchant, 1853 - A Glimpse into Historical Tensions
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. This print captures a significant moment in history through Franciszek Kostrzewski's oil on canvas masterpiece, "Arguments with the Jewish Merchant". Measuring 53.4x65.3 cm and held in a private collection at Agra Art in Warsaw, Poland, this artwork delves into themes of restraint, costume, landscape, rural life, and human emotions. Set against a picturesque backdrop of the Polish countryside, we witness a heated dispute between a pedlar and an orthodox Jewish merchant. This scene exposes the bitter undercurrents of anti-Semitism prevalent during that era. The artist fearlessly confronts societal prejudices as he portrays anger and rage etched across their faces. The painting's composition invites contemplation on the seven deadly sins as it explores feelings of bitterness and animosity. It serves as both a historical document shedding light on past contretemps while also provoking introspection about our own capacity for prejudice. Kostrzewski's brushstrokes skillfully depict not only the characters involved but also convey the depth of emotion experienced by all parties present – from peasants to Jews – highlighting their humanity amidst religious differences. As we gaze upon this thought-provoking image within its European context, it reminds us how religion can shape societies and ignite conflicts throughout history. Let us reflect upon these complexities while striving towards greater understanding and tolerance in our modern world.
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