Winepress Collection

Window depicting the Mystic Wine-Press, 1612-22 (stained glass)
XIR208407 Window depicting the Mystic Wine-Press, 1612-22 (stained glass) by French School, (17th century); Church of Saint-Etienne-du-Mont, Paris, France; French, out of copyright

Harvest, grape harvest and the winepress of the wrath of God, detail, miniature in the Beatus of San Millan (Commentary on the Apocalypse of Beatus of Liebana)

Initial D Man Working Winepress Bute Master Franco-Flemish
Initial D: Man Working at a Winepress; Bute Master (Franco-Flemish, active about 1260 - 1290); Northeastern (illuminated)

Christ in the winepress, Meester van het Martyrium der Tienduizend, 1463 - 1467

Christ in the winepress, Hieronymus Wierix, 1563 - before 1619

Blood of Christ flows into chalice, Hieronymus Wierix, 1563 - before 1619

The Horseman Faithful and True and the Army of Heaven on White
The Horseman " Faithful and True" and the Army of Heaven on White Horses and the Horseman in the Winepress; Unknown; London (probably), England, Europe; about 1255 - 1260; Tempera colors

Wine press, Dettelbach, Mainfranken, Lower Franconia, Franconia, Bavaria, Germany, Europe

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"Winepress: A Timeless Symbol of Harvest, Wrath, and Redemption" In the month of October, we are reminded of the Parable of the Bad Vintners depicted in a captivating painting from the late 16th century. This oil on canvas masterpiece portrays the consequences faced by those who neglect their responsibilities. Through a stained glass window created between 1612-22, we witness an enchanting scene known as the Mystic Wine-Press. The vibrant colors illuminate this ancient process that has been passed down through generations. Delving deeper into history, a detailed miniature reveals grape harvest and the winepress of God's wrath. The intricate workmanship captures both beauty and terror as divine justice is executed upon those who have strayed from righteousness. A man diligently working at a winepress catches our attention in an initial D artwork by Franco-Flemish artist Bute Master. His skillful brushstrokes bring to life this crucial stage in winemaking that has shaped civilizations for centuries. Moving away from artistry but not less fascinating, various archaeological findings shed light on Canaanitish winepresses. These remnants tell stories of ancient cultures and their reverence for this sacred beverage that brings joy and celebration. Jean Duvet's masterpiece "The Winepress of the Wrath of God" transports us to another era with its haunting depiction. Painted between 1546-1556, it serves as a reminder that actions have consequences and judgment awaits all who defy divine principles. Christ himself is portrayed in multiple artworks within a winepress setting - Meester van het Martyrium der Tienduizend (1463-1467) and Hieronymus Wierix (1563-before 1619). These powerful images symbolize sacrifice, redemption, and salvation through Christ's blood poured like wine into chalices held by faithful believers.