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Artykuł ma na celu prezentację dwóch nieznanych dotychczas rysunków Norwida o tematyce zaczerpniętej z Nowego Testamentu, które wzbogaciły w ostatnim czasie rejestr spuścizny artystycznej tego twórcy. Pierwszy z omawianych szkiców to rysunek Chrystus i dzieci w świątyni jerozolimskiej (1855, zaginiony), stanowiący ilustrację cytatu z Ewangelii według św. Mateusza (Mt 21, 15-17). Druga kompozycja: Chrystus błogosławiący dzieci (1857, Biblioteka Narodowa), odnosi się do epizodu, o którym Ewangelie wspominają kilkukrotnie (Mt 19, 13-15; Mk 10, 13-16; Łk 18, 15-17).
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The aim of the article is to present two previously unknown drawings by Norwid, inspired by the New Testament, which have recently been added to the register of his artistic legacy. The first of the sketches Chrystus i dzieci w świątyni jerozolimskiej [Christ and Children in the Temple of Jerusalem] (1855, lost) illustrates a quotation from the Gospel of Matthew (Mt 21, 15-17). The second composition Chrystus błogosławiący dzieci [Christ Blessing Children] (1857, National Library) refers to an episode mentioned several times in the Gospels (Mt 19, 13-15; Mk 10, 13-16; Lk 18,15-17).
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The aim of the article is to present two previously unknown drawings by Norwid, inspired by the New Testament, which have recently been added to the register of his artistic legacy. The first of the sketches Chrystus i dzieci w świątyni jerozolimskiej [Christ and Children in the Temple of Jerusalem] (1855, lost) illustrates a quotation from the Gospel of Matthew (Mt 21, 15-17). The second composition Chrystus błogosławiący dzieci [Christ Blessing Children] (1857, National Library) refers to an episode mentioned several times in the Gospels (Mt 19, 13-15; Mk 10, 13-16; Lk 18,15-17).
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