Saviour Of The World Collection
"Bet Medhane Alem: The Saviour of the World in Lalibela, Ethiopia" In the heart of Africa lies a hidden gem, Lalibela
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"Bet Medhane Alem: The Saviour of the World in Lalibela, Ethiopia" In the heart of Africa lies a hidden gem, Lalibela, home to one of the world's most awe-inspiring wonders - Bet Medhane Alem. Known as the "Saviour of the World, " this magnificent rock-hewn church stands tall, a testament to human ingenuity and faith. As you step inside, time seems to stand still. Christ appears before your eyes in various forms; an exquisite painting by Andrea di Bartolo captures His divine presence as He reveals Himself to David and a group of devoted Camaldolese monks. Their faces radiate with awe and reverence. Moving further into this sacred space, Vasnetsov's masterpiece greets you - Christ Pantocrator. Painted between 1885-1896, it portrays Jesus as the ruler of all creation with piercing eyes that seem to penetrate your soul. Nesterov's "The Saviour Enthroned" transports you into another realm altogether. Created in 1905, it depicts Christ seated on His heavenly throne surrounded by angels. The ethereal colors and delicate brushstrokes evoke a sense of peace and serenity. Among these masterpieces is Leonardo da Vinci's iconic "Christ Salvador Mundi. " Painted in 1499 on panel, it showcases Jesus' compassionate gaze that captivates all who behold it. Another stunning rendition is found in Cristo Salvator Mundi from 1465 – its oil-on-panel technique brings out every intricate detail. Pearl Davis' crucifix from c. 1939 serves as a poignant reminder of Christ's sacrifice for humanity while Jacques Callot's Salvator Mundi from 1608/1611 offers a unique interpretation through his skilled etching techniques. Although some creators remain unknown throughout history like Salvator Mundi or Correggio’s work from c.