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1731 Johann Scheuchzer bible flood world

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1731 Johann Scheuchzer bible flood world

1731 Folio size engraving with later hand colouring showing the progress of the biblical flood across the Earth from Johann Scheuchzers Physica Sacra, a massively illustrated scientifically illustrated Biblical History of man and the earth

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Media ID 6319297

© This image is Paul D. Stewart 2009. Do not reproduce without permission of the photographer at Stewartpauld@aol.com

18th Century Creationism Creationist Deluge Extinction Fossils Physica Sacra Scheuchzer The Flood


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This print showcases the 1731 Johann Scheuchzer Bible Flood World, a remarkable folio-sized engraving with later hand coloring. The image vividly depicts the progression of the biblical flood across the Earth, as documented in Johann Scheuchzer's Physica Sacra. This monumental work combines scientific illustration and biblical history to provide an awe-inspiring account of mankind and our planet. Intriguingly, this artwork delves into various disciplines such as geology, artistry, and 18th-century illustrations. It serves as a testament to both creationism and diluvianism – theories that explore the origins of life on Earth through catastrophic events like floods. The inclusion of fossils further adds depth to this visual narrative, highlighting how geological evidence can be interpreted within a religious context. The lithographia helvetica technique employed in this piece elevates its artistic value while maintaining scientific accuracy. As we gaze upon this masterpiece, we are transported back in time to witness one of humanity's most significant historical events: the great flood. Paul D. Stewart has skillfully captured not only the essence but also the profound connection between science and religion embodied by Scheuchzer's work. Through his lens, we are reminded that even amidst divergent beliefs about our origins, there is beauty in exploring different perspectives and finding common ground where art meets knowledge.

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