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HOBBES: LEVIATHAN, 1651. Engraved frontispeice to the first edition of Thomas Hobbess Leviathan, 1651

HOBBES: LEVIATHAN, 1651. Engraved frontispeice to the first edition of Thomas Hobbess Leviathan, 1651


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HOBBES: LEVIATHAN, 1651. Engraved frontispeice to the first edition of Thomas Hobbess Leviathan, 1651

HOBBES: LEVIATHAN, 1651.
Engraved frontispeice to the first edition of Thomas Hobbess Leviathan, 1651

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1651 First Edition Frontis Piece Leviathan Literature Philosopher Philosophy Title Page Hobbes


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This print showcases the engraved frontispiece of the first edition of Thomas Hobbes' groundbreaking work, "Leviathan" published in 1651. The intricate design and attention to detail on this title page are a testament to the importance and influence of Hobbes' philosophy. The image captures the essence of Hobbes' ideas, depicting a powerful leviathan emerging from turbulent waters, symbolizing the all-encompassing power of government. Surrounding it are men representing different social classes, emphasizing their submission to this sovereign authority. This engraving serves as an introduction to Hobbes' profound exploration of political theory and human nature. Hobbes believed that without a strong central authority, society would descend into chaos and conflict. His concept of the leviathan as an absolute ruler resonated with many during his time and continues to be studied today. As we gaze upon this historic artwork, we are reminded not only of its artistic beauty but also its intellectual significance. It invites us to delve into the pages within, where Hobbes challenges our understanding of politics and morality. This print is a remarkable piece for any literature or philosophy enthusiast seeking a visual representation of one of history's most influential works. Its presence on your wall will undoubtedly spark conversations about political theory, human nature, and societal organization for years to come.

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