Solomon and the Queen of Sheba

In the mid-15th century, Italian artist Francesco del Cosa painted a picture called Solomon when the queen of Solomon and Sheba met at the encounter of Queen Solomon and Sheba of Francesco del Cosa in the mid-15th century It was. The will and the Queen of Sheba. This work is currently on display at the Boston Art Museum. The plate identifying the painted dish of the museum explains that a 12-sided dish is a ritual dish. And in commemoration of the marriage between Solomon and Queen Shiva, there is the most possibility to give them as a gift.

The handling of Solomon 's literature, arts and music also touches the main theme of Shuramite and its songs of the Queen of Sheba. King Solomon and Shiba Queen did not become a common theme until the 12th century. In the image of Christianity, Solomon represented Jesus and Sheba represented the heretic, so the meeting between Sherpa and Solomon brought a rich gift to show worship of magicians. Meanwhile, Shebadenji represents the coronation ceremony of the virgin. Queen Sheba's sculpture is in the Gothic cathedral of Chartres, Rheims, Amiens, Wells. In the 12th century cathedrals of Strasbourg, Chartres, Rochester and Canterbury, decorations of stained glass windows and door frames are artistically expressed. Romanesque art depicting the bondage of a black woman at the Klosterneuburg abbey. The Queen of Sheba was standing in the water before Solomon was drawn on the window of the chapel of King's College Cambridge.

Piero de la Francesca has two groups to visit the visit of Queen Sherpa to Solomon at the real cross-legendary mural painting of Arezzo (around 1466). According to legend, the light of Solomon Palace (worshiped by the Queen of Sheba) is tied to the tree on the cross. Continuation of similarity between Queen Renaissance's visit to Solomon and Magi's worship is clear in Hieronymus Bosch's "Magical Worship Triple" (around 1510). A famous woman of Boccaccio (Latin: De Mulieribus Claris) summoned Queen Banikara following Joseph. Boccaccio continued to explain that she was not only Queen of Ethiopia and Queen of Egypt but also Queen of Arabia. She also has a wonderful palace on a "very big island" called "Meroe" that is "somewhere on the other side of the world" somewhere near the river Nile.

Materials outside the Bible show that Queen Sheba and Queen Solomon secretly made a child pregnant, but some Bible commentators said that the unknown woman of Solomon's song was Shiza Queen (man is King Solomon ). Both are speculative and, interestingly, can not be declared as facts. Is there anything related to "turf" mentioned in Genesis 10: 7 and 28, or if she is the ancestor of "Ethiopian Candis Edin" (Acts 8: 27) , Then open again