The Bible Gallery · 1880 · ART0038
Deborah’s Song of Triumph
Judges 5:1–31
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Deborah and Barak celebrate Israel’s deliverance in a song that remembers the people who answered the call and the women whose actions shaped the victory. Doré gives the song a human center: Deborah raises one arm as a gathering listens beside her. The scene honors leadership expressed through words, memory and courage. Fine lines in the robes and stonework give her gesture a strong, quiet setting.
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Two details to notice
- Deborah’s raised hand directs attention upward through the scene.
- The surrounding listeners bring the song into a shared public space.
About this original
- Illustrator
- Gustave Doré
- Book text
- Talbot W. Chambers, D.D.
- Photograph
- Artwork view · Detail close-up
- Visible condition
- Aged paper and individual marks are visible in the photographs. Dimensions and full condition are confirmed before purchase.
- Piece reference
- ART0038
These original pages were salvaged from a damaged book. The age and individual marks of each physical leaf are part of what makes it unique.
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- Deborah’s song · Judges 5 · King James Version ↗
- Reference illustration · Pitts Theology Library, Emory University ↗
The illustration is an artistic interpretation. The linked source gives context for this short introduction.
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