Joden geketend aan palmboom by Jan Caspar Philips

Joden geketend aan palmboom 1727

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comic strip sketch

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old engraving style

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traditional media

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caricature

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retro 'vintage design

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personal sketchbook

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illustrative and welcoming imagery

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cartoon style

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storyboard and sketchbook work

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cartoon carciture

This etching, "Joden geketend aan palmboom" (Jews chained to a palm tree) by Jan Caspar Philips, dates back to 1727. The artwork portrays two Jewish men bound to a palm tree, symbolizing their subjugation. The inscription at the bottom reads "The destruction of the Jewish people by L. Bidloo," referencing the Dutch anatomist and author who wrote about Jewish history. The image illustrates the pervasive anti-Semitic sentiment of the time, offering a glimpse into the complex history of Jewish representation in Dutch art. The detailed scene unfolds within a framed architectural structure, which houses smaller depictions of scenes likely inspired by the Jewish scriptures.

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