Abram Collection
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EDITORS COMMENTS
Abram, a name that resonates through time and history. From paying a visit in 1915 to his creation in 1939, Abram Arkhipov left an indelible mark on the art world. But Abram's influence extends beyond the realm of art. In an advert for Lyles Pure Soluble Cocoa, Abram's original logo caught the attention of many cocoa lovers. His creativity knew no bounds as he captured the essence of this delicious beverage. Moving from advertisements to politics, we find ourselves transported to the presidential campaign of 1880. Farmer Garfield cutting a swath to the White House with James Garfield as the Republican Party candidate for President. A lithograph poster by Currier & Ives immortalized this momentous occasion. But who was James A. Garfield? Born in 1831 and tragically passing away in 1881, he made his mark on American history during his short-lived presidency. The recruitment poster for Commando Medical Service during World War II reminds us that even after death, Abraham's legacy lives on. Religious imagery also plays a significant role when discussing Abram. The sacrifice of Isaac depicted on canvas showcases Abram's unwavering faith and devotion to God. Melchizedek blesses Abram in an engraving that captures their divine encounter while another engraving portrays their journey together as Lot accompanies him into unknown territories. Abraham before Melchizedek is beautifully portrayed in an altarpiece painting known as Heilspiegel Altarpiece where spirituality intertwines with artistic brilliance. Finally, we witness "The Meeting of Abraham and Melchisedek" painted centuries ago but still captivating audiences today with its timeless message of unity and reverence. As we delve into "The Sacrifice of Isaac, " yet again depicted on canvas but this time around c1750, we are reminded that Abram's story continues to inspire artists throughout generations. Abram - a name that transcends time, art, politics, and religion.