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The Deploration of Christ (Lamentation of the Dead Christ). Among the characters represented: Joseph of Arimathea and Nicodemus hold the shroud, Saint John supports the Virgin Mary who faints
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The Deploration of Christ (Lamentation of the Dead Christ). Among the characters represented: Joseph of Arimathea and Nicodemus hold the shroud, Saint John supports the Virgin Mary who faints
JEB4859757 The Deploration of Christ (Lamentation of the Dead Christ). Among the characters represented: Joseph of Arimathea and Nicodemus hold the shroud, Saint John supports the Virgin Mary who faints, Saint Mary Magdalene heals the wounds of Jesus with ointment and Saint Francis of Assisi recognizable by his stigmata. Most of them have tears on their cheeks and are crying. In the background, the city of Avignon and in the foreground the nails and the crown of thorns. The inscription I.N.R.I. (INRI) can be seen on the cross. Anonymous painting from the Avignon school, undated. altarpiece. Oil on wood. Collegiate Church of Pignans, Var.; (add.info.: The Deploration of Christ (Lamentation of the Dead Christ). Among the characters represented: Joseph of Arimathea and Nicodemus hold the shroud, Saint John supports the Virgin Mary who faints, Saint Mary Magdalene heals the wounds of Jesus with ointment and Saint Francis of Assisi recognizable by his stigmata. Most of them have tears on their cheeks and are crying. In the background, the city of Avignon and in the foreground the nails and the crown of thorns. The inscription I.N.R.I. (INRI) can be seen on the cross. Anonymous painting from the Avignon school, undated. altarpiece. Oil on wood. Collegiate Church of Pignans, Var.); © Jean Bernard. All rights reserved 2023
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This powerful and emotional painting captures the poignant moment of The Deploration of Christ (Lamentation of the Dead Christ). Each character is depicted with such raw emotion, from Joseph of Arimathea and Nicodemus tenderly holding the shroud to Saint John supporting the fainting Virgin Mary. Saint Mary Magdalene can be seen healing Jesus' wounds with ointment, while Saint Francis of Assisi shows his stigmata. Tears stream down their cheeks as they mourn the loss of their beloved Savior.
In the background, the city of Avignon looms, a stark contrast to the intimate scene unfolding in the foreground. The nails and crown of thorns serve as a haunting reminder of Christ's sacrifice, while the inscription I.N.R.I. (INRI) on the cross adds another layer of symbolism.
This anonymous painting from the Avignon school is a true masterpiece, showcasing exquisite detail and profound emotion. It is housed in Collegiate Church of Pignans, Var., where it continues to captivate viewers with its beauty and depth.
The artist has expertly captured this heartbreaking moment in history, inviting us to reflect on our own faith and humanity. The Deploration of Christ serves as a timeless reminder of love, loss, and redemption.
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