One of the most powerful images found in the Triptych Grail is of Moses and the burning bush. We see the Menorah painted plain as day with the inscription “ehyeh asher ehyeh” at its center. This is such a prolific message outlined here. Feel free to click the link for more.
Anna May’s depiction of Queen Sheba is so prolific because of how many layers she encoded into this one corner of the painting. We have the clear imagery of the Divine Feminine- as explained in the post on Solomon, Hiram, & Sheba– directing the inward and outward path of the mystic evident in the blue […]
Look, I adore Steiner. He’s a free thinking individual chock full of mystical wisdom but like all mystics he tended to assume people knew what he was talking about. As a result, we find experts on the philosophy of anthroposophy being incredibly detailed with all of this technical information that is of little or no […]
Let’s turn our attention to the portion of the painting directly to the right of Father Abraham. Here we find the images of King Solomon, Queen Sheba, and Hiram Abiff. Before I even dive into this section of the painting I’d like to note that this imagery is heavily Masonic. Steiner could very well have […]
AS ABOVE SO BELOW I would’ve loved to enhance this photo and show a good view of Abram, Isaac and Jacob depicted underneath Melchizedek. However, the original painting was destroyed by bombs dropping in WW2. Finding Anna May-Rychter’s own words on the subject proved to be increasingly difficult. Early anthroposophists weren’t exactly public figures in […]
Melchizedek is one of those really obscure characters in the Bible that doesn’t get much light shone on him. About all we have to go on is a handful of passages that have little to no details. The first mention of Melchizedek is in Genesis 14: “And Melchizedek king of Salem brought out bread and […]
Anna May Rychter was a bustling realist painter at the turn of the 20th Century. At some point she entered into a domestic partnership with Thaddeus von Rychter and the couple moved to East Jerusalem. It was here she painted several pieces of the Holy Land in watercolor many of which are still up for […]
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