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This listing has ended. Item:James Christensen The Enoch Altarpiece CVS Suite FRAMED |
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For over a year, artist James Christensen painted 'under the guise' of an obscure, 15th century Flemish painter who was best known for, and named after, a multi-paneled masterpiece called 'The Enoch Altarpiece.' Also known as 'Jehovah Teaches Enoch the Plan of Salvation,' what remains of The Enoch Altarpiece are the two sides that once flanked the (missing) center panel. The angels, who were originally positioned to bless the center scene, incorporate symbols of God's original plan for man's salvation. With the angel on the left is fruit and a serpent, representing the Garden of Eden and the fall of man, while a skull pierced by an Easter Lily appears with the angel on the right, suggesting the triumph of Christ over death and the redemption of man. |
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