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Herod Collection

"Herod: A Complex Figure in Art and History" From ancient biblical narratives to the masterpieces of renowned artists, it has captivated minds for centuries

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Herod Collection: Judith, 1901. Artist: Klimt, Gustav (1862-1918)
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Herod Collection: Judith and Holofernes, c. 1621. Artist: Gentileschi, Artemisia (1598-1653)
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Herod Collection: Flight to Egypt
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Herod Collection: Scenes from the death of St. John the Baptist, relief from a capital (stone)
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Herod Collection: The Liberation of Saint Peter, 1754
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Herod Collection: Full-length portrait of an actor impersonating the King of the Judeans Herod
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Herod Collection: King Herod on the throne, and the Three Kings, relief of the left tower, Benedetto Antelami (act)
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Herod Collection: Portrait of Giovanna Tornabuoni; detail of the fresco with the Life of St
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Herod Collection: Beheading of St. John: Bas-relief of a panel of the marble pulpit by Mino da Fiesole
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Herod Collection: Herod's Banquet: Bas-relief of a panel of the marble pulpit by Mino da Fiesole
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Herod Collection: Dance at the banquet of Herod, Stories of St. John the Baptist
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Herod Collection: The expulsion of Herod. Detail of the marble inlaid work on the Cathedral's floor, in Siena
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Herod Collection: Panel representing the moment when the head of St. John the Baptist is offered to Herod
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Herod Collection: Panel representing St. John the Baptist led by Herod. Sculpted work by Lorenzo Ghiberti
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Herod Collection: The Deposition of Christ and Salome Bringing the Head of John the Baptist to Herodia
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Herod Collection: The Slaughter of the Innocents, high relief of the pulpit by Giovanni Pisano in the Church of
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Herod Collection: Salome takes the head of St. John the Baptist to Herod; Baptistry mosaic, St
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Herod Collection: Right side of the Chapel of S.Giovanni in the Cathedral of S.Lorenzo in Genoa
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Herod Collection: Scenes from the lives of Christ and the Virgin. Polychrome tiles
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Herod Collection: Detail of a panel representing the moment in which St John the Baptist's head was brought to Herod
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Herod Collection: Urn of the Relics of St. John the Baptist, preserved in the Chapel of San Giovanni in
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Herod Collection: The Portal of the Virgin, right detail of the lunette, by Benedetto Antelami
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Herod Collection: Panel portraying St John the Baptist led by Herod. Sculptural work by Lorenzo Ghiberti
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Herod Collection: Feast of Herod, detail by Antonio di Salvi, part of the silver altar of the Baptistry of San
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Herod Collection: St. John the Baptist before Herod, detail by Betto di Geri and Leonardo di Ser Giovanni
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Herod Collection: Christ in front of Herod, tapestry, Gasparre Panini, designed by Ludovico Cigoli (1559-1613)
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Herod Collection: Salome with the Head of John the Baptist, 1514. Creator: Lucas van Leyden
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Herod Collection: Herod being reproved by him... shut up John in prison, mid 19th century. Creator
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Herod Collection: Store rooms of Herods Palace, Masada, Israel, c20th century
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Herod Collection: Israel, Sharon region. Ottoman fortress Binar Bashi was built in 1571 on Tel Afek
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Herod Collection: Marianne and Herod
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Herod Collection: Salome and the Head of John the Baptist
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Herod Collection: Antonia Fortress Jerusalem
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Herod Collection: The Liberation of Saint Peter (detail) from a fresco painting by the Italian High Renaissance
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Herod Collection: Portrait of a thoroughbred horse, Blackleg
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Herod Collection: The Rest on the Flight into Egypt (oil on copper)
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Herod Collection: The Head of Saint John the Baptist Brought before Herod, 1455 / 60
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Herod Collection: Salome with the Head of John the Baptist. Creator: Georg Pencz
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Herod Collection: The Apparition (oil on canvas)


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"Herod: A Complex Figure in Art and History" From ancient biblical narratives to the masterpieces of renowned artists, it has captivated minds for centuries. In Gustav Klimt's iconic painting "Judith, " we witness the strength and determination of a woman who outwitted her enemy, just as Judith did with Holofernes. Artemisia Gentileschi's portrayal of "Judith and Holofernes" showcases the power dynamics between genders. But Herod's story goes beyond these tales. The Flight to Egypt reminds us of his role in attempting to eliminate Jesus, forcing Mary and Joseph into exile. Meanwhile, "The Liberation of Saint Peter" depicts another pivotal moment when divine intervention saved an apostle from Herod's clutches. Marianne finds herself entangled with this enigmatic figure in Marianne and Herod’s story – a tale that explores love amidst political turmoil. And then there is Salome, infamous for her dance that led to John the Baptist's beheading - immortalized by Lucas van Leyden’s haunting artwork. Beyond artistry lies historical evidence; fragments like the Biblical Commentary shed light on how scholars interpret Herod’s actions within their religious context. The Antonia Fortress Jerusalem stands as a testament to his grandeur and authority during his reign. In modern times, Masada reveals hidden secrets through its store rooms within Herods Palace - remnants that offer glimpses into daily life under his rule. Even Pilate found himself intertwined with Herod when he delivered Jesus after being mocked—an event etched forever in history. Through art and historical records alike, we are left pondering over this complex character whose name continues to echo through time – a man whose decisions shaped destinies while leaving an indelible mark on humanity itself.