In a Military Hospital
Print
ca. 1917 (made)
ca. 1917 (made)
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| Place of origin |
General Description: Russian broadsheet attacking the Church and the Monarchy. Lettered in Cyrillic script with the artist's name, caption, and text. Stamped on the back in cyrillic
Russian broadsheet attacking the Church and the Monarchy. Lettered in Cyrillic script with the artist's name, caption, and text. Stamped on the back in cyrillic.
Inscription Content: The Atheist, Sovitskaya place 3 tel 1.99.62 Price 5 kopeks
Russian broadsheet attacking the Church and the Monarchy. Lettered in Cyrillic script with the artist's name, caption, and text. Stamped on the back in cyrillic.
Inscription Content: The Atheist, Sovitskaya place 3 tel 1.99.62 Price 5 kopeks
Object details
| Category | |
| Object type | |
| Title | In a Military Hospital |
| Materials and techniques | Colour lithograph |
| Brief description | Lithograph, "In a Military Hospital", ink, by Nikolai Kogout, Russia, ca. 1917 |
| Physical description | General Description: Russian broadsheet attacking the Church and the Monarchy. Lettered in Cyrillic script with the artist's name, caption, and text. Stamped on the back in cyrillic Russian broadsheet attacking the Church and the Monarchy. Lettered in Cyrillic script with the artist's name, caption, and text. Stamped on the back in cyrillic. Inscription Content: The Atheist, Sovitskaya place 3 tel 1.99.62 Price 5 kopeks |
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| Object history | Wounded soldiers are offered crosses by Christ, Rasputin and the Czarina. In the left hand text below, Christ addresses the Czarina and Rasputin as `righteous people' quoting the bible: Luke 6, 36 and Matthew 5, 16: "Be ye also merciful as your Father is merciful" and "So let your light shine before men so that they may see your good works and glorify your Father who is in Heaven". In the right hand text is a criticism of the teaching and practice of Christian charity and doing good, as being one of the most hypocritical aspects of Christianity "It tries to cover up gaping ulcers of class differences with worthless gifts and alms". For other images lettered `The Atheist' see Catalogue of Prints D.MOOR E.383,384-1988 |
| Collection | |
| Accession number | E.386-1988 |
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| Record created | November 24, 2008 |
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