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Paul Before Felix, 18th century. Artist: DB Pyet
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Paul Before Felix, 18th century. Artist: DB Pyet
Paul Before Felix, 18th century. Paul, with his hands chained, stands before the governor Felix, defending himself. A Roman soldier to the left of Paul leans against his spear looking very bored. Two men at the feet of Paul take down what he is saying. A concerned Felix takes the hand of a worried looking woman. On the right of Felix a man leans his head on his hand looking as if he has heard enough. The caption says that Felix trembled as Paul talked of righteousness, temperance and judgment
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Paul Before Felix, 18th century - A Captivating Courtroom Drama
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. In this 18th-century print titled "Paul Before Felix" artist DB Pyet masterfully captures a dramatic moment in history. The scene unfolds within a Roman court as Paul, his hands bound by chains, fearlessly defends himself before the governor Felix. With conviction in his eyes and righteousness on his lips, Paul speaks of concepts that shake even the most steadfast hearts - righteousness, temperance, and judgment. To the left of Paul stands a disinterested Roman soldier leaning against his spear; boredom etched upon his face. Two men at Paul's feet diligently transcribe every word he utters with great reverence. Meanwhile, Governor Felix reaches out to hold the hand of a visibly worried woman beside him – her concern reflecting the weightiness of Paul's words. On the right side of Felix sits a man who appears weary from hearing enough; he leans on one hand while contemplating what has been said. As depicted in monochrome hues by British artist William Hogarth under DB Pyet's guidance, this artwork evokes both tension and introspection. The caption accompanying this powerful image tells us that as Paul spoke about righteousness, temperance, and judgment – topics that struck at the core of human existence – Governor Felix trembled with unease. This thought-provoking portrayal serves as an enduring testament to St. Paul's unwavering faith and fearless defense amidst adversity.
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