Below:
The Destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah, by the English painter John Martin. It was painted in 1852.
How has the Watchtower depicted this event in all their artwork over the years?
Have they been influenced by this well known work of art?
The Destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah - Watchtower's Depictions over the years?
by Ron.W. 7 Replies latest watchtower bible
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Ron.W.
How does this compare - Bible Book Of Stories:
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Ron.W.
More wt depictions:
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Ron.W.
Their cartoon depictions:
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Ron.W.
I quite like this one - from a 'worldly' non wt source:
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Ron.W.
And finally, another worldly pic - my favourite:
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StephaneLaliberte
I have to admit that their art work has been impressive through the years, including those you posted above. That's actually one of the things that made it more difficult to wake up from. Quality work such as this made it all soo real. Quality art work, on tangible book, publicised through the applause of thousands of people attending conventions across the planet. It was so real.
Then I saw amazing art in other religions too, for beliefs I didn’t agree with. As I got older, I learned how these books and pictures are made. It was like seeing the man behind the curtain in the Wizard of Oz. All that magic turned out to be just smoke, and it changed how I saw everything.Perhaps today, with AI producing so much things so quickly, perhaps that eonWhen you see art work of such quality