The Drunkenness Of Noah

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The Drunkenness Of Noah

Artist

Robert Yaeger

Medium

Photograph - Photography

Description

The Drunkenness of Noah
The lighting was what drew me to capture this image, at the southeast corner of Doge's Palace, the Palazzo Ducale, in Venice. Upon further inspection, Noah is depicted, on the left, brightest corner, and two of his three sons, in the center of this photograph, are by his side.
Thirteenth Century, Filippo Calendario, sculptor
Photograph by Robert Yaeger

*"The work depicts Noah’s drunkenness, a biblical episode that tells how one of Noah’s sons, seeing his father lying drunk, naked and dishevelled, immediately went to tell his brothers, disrespecting his father. The other sons immediately ran to cover their father with a cloak, walking backwards to avoid seeing his nakedness. The message is to remind those with the power of judgment of the importance of mercy."

*source - Doge's Palace, Venice, Italy

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February 3rd, 2024

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