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Discover "Peaceable Kingdom" by Edward Hicks (1829). This allegorical oil painting depicts a serene biblical scene with lions & lambs, symbolizing peace and goodwill. A timeless American classic.
Experience Edward Hicks’ ‘Peaceable Kingdom (26)’ – a 1829 oil panel masterpiece reflecting Quaker ideals of harmony & peace. Admire its folk art style & symbolic richness. Hand-painted reproductions available.
Explore Edward Hicks’ ‘A Peaceable Kingdom’ (1829), a stunning Baroque oil painting depicting Noah's Ark & human-nature harmony. Admire its rich detail & Quaker symbolism at the Maier Museum.
Explore 'Peaceable Kingdom' by Edward Hicks (1829). A serene pastoral scene depicting Adam & animals in a lush landscape. Oil painting, symbolic & timeless.
Explore Edward Hicks’ ‘Peaceable Kingdom’ (1829), a monumental allegorical painting of strength & nature. Baroque-inspired, rich in symbolism – lions, sheep, & more! #art #folkart #history