Oklahoma cyclone, ca. 1900 - by Uriah Smith (1832 - 1903), American
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Oklahoma cyclone, ca. 1900 - by Uriah Smith (1832 - 1903), American

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I like referencing old art in my stuff, and a common set of motifs that artists like to homage is anything inspired by the Bible.
And I was thinking, what if I go an extra mile and reference stuff specific to the church denomination I grew up in?
Like, for example, the apocalyptic art of Uriah Smith?
EDIT: It’s not apocalyptic, but you have to see the Horsey Horseless that Smith designed in 1899.
Allegedly it was meant to make automobiles look like horse and carriages so real horses during the transitional period wouldn’t be frightened.
The Horsey Horseless Carriage
“Don’t scare the horses!”. One of the many challenges facing the early motoring pioneers was the reaction of pedestrians and horses to a noisy, smoking heap of metal slowly clanking its way down the street. One ingenious idea was to come up with a horseless carriage which looked like a horse. Brilliant! This flash of genius belonged to Uriah Smith from Battle Creek in Michigan who foisted the…
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From Thoughts on the Prophecies of Daniel by Uriah Smith, 1899.