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Christ Carrying His
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The composition reflects the work of Leonardo da Vinci whose influence was strong for several generations in Milan. This type of painting, in which the viewer is put in the position of the Holy Women on whom Christ looked on the route to Golgotha, was esp ...
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Christ is here depicted as if turning to his mother or to one of the other holy women who witnessed the procession to Calvary where he was crucified. The faces of two soldiers are also included in the composition; one of them is only just discernible in t ...
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Christ Carrying The
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Christ, carrying his cross to Golgotha, is surrounded by his tormentors. New Testament (John 19:17). This picture has previously been catalogued as a work of the Westphalian School but is now thought to be North German, probably in the style of work from L ...
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Christ Carrying The
Cross And The Virgin
Mary Swooning
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The painting shows Christ, the Virgin, the Holy Women & Saint John. The work was recorded in the early 16th century in the church of S. Domenico, Cremona. If the attribution is correct, it is likely to be an early work. The man at the extreme left in th ...
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Christ Carrying The
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This painting, together with ' The Agony in the Garden' once formed part of a polyptych or triptych. The inscription on the bottom right, '1501/ ff.q.o', is not wholly convincing as contemporary & the second line is obscure, but is likely to be the right date. ...
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Christ Contemplated By
The Christian Soul
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Christ is shown after the Flagellation, tied by his hands to the column. The blood-stained instruments of flagellation lie before him, in the foreground of the composition. On the right, at the bidding of the Guardian Angel, the Christian Soul, personified as a kneeling child, contemplates the suffering of Christ. This subject was rarely treated in paintings. The figure of Christ reflects Italian, specifically Bolognese, figure-painting which Velázquez would have known from works in the Royal Collection in Madrid. The style & colouring of the picture suggest a date before the artist's first visit to Italy (1629-31). ...
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Christ Crowned With
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The inscription around the edge of Christ's halo is from the New Testament (Philippians, 2:10) & translates as ' That at the name of Jesus every knee should bow, of things in heaven, & things in earth, & things under the earth'. The inscription arou ...
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Christ Crowned With
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Jesus is shown with the crown of thorns which was placed on his head during the Mocking & the rope with which he was led when presented to the people by Pilate, who declared, ' Ecce Homo' (Behold the man). Images of this type may derive from German or Ne ...
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Christ Crowned With
Thorns
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The picture forms a pair with ' Mater Dolorosa', showing the sorrowing Virgin. The viewer was intended to meditate on her sorrow & the sufferings of Christ. Many versions of the composition exist, which must have been often repeated in the workshop of Dir ...
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Christ Crowned With
Thorns
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Christ has his hands tied, wears the crown of thorns, & carries instruments of his Flagellation
- a stick & a bundle of twigs.
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Christ Carrying The Cross Print

This panel depicts Christ carrying his cross on the road to Calvary, where he was crucified. The viewer occupies the position of the Holy Women who looked on as Christ passed by. The unknown Venetian painter was influenced by Giovanni Bellini and Giorgione.
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This panel depicts Christ carrying his cross on the road to Calvary, where he was crucified. The viewer occupies the position of the Holy Women who looked on as Christ passed by. The unknown Venetian painter was influenced by Giovanni Bellini & Giorgione.

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