Judith and Holofernes
Judith and Holofernes
$57
About the Design
The biblical heroine Judith was a beautiful widow who saved her people by seducing and beheading the Assyrian general Holofernes on the eve of his attack on her city, Bethulia. Like the young David, she personifies the principle of turning perceived weakness into a tactical advantage.
This woodcut illustration was created by the workshop of Michael Wolgemut and Wilhelm Pleydenwurff for the Nuremberg Chronicle, first published in 1493. The text reads: "Judith," "Holofernes."
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CloseFrench Terry Sweatshirt
CloseChest Size | Inches | Centimeters |
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XS | 32"-34" | 81-86 |
S | 34"-36" | 86-91 |
M | 37"-40" | 94-102 |
L | 41"-44" | 104-112 |
XL | 45"-47" | 114-120 |
2XL | 47"-49" | 120-125 |
3XL | 49"-51" | 125-130 |
Description |
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This sweatshirt features ringspun pre-shrunk French Terry that is 55% Cotton / 45% Polyester and 1 x 1 rib cuffs with spandex. Heather Oatmeal (where available) is 85% Cotton / 15% Polyester. Black may vary slightly in color. Unisex sizing to fit both men and women. Due to print sizing, design image may appear smaller on larger garment sizes. |
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