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Crucified Collection (#32)

"Exploring the Profound Symbolism of Crucifixion in Art

Background imageCrucified Collection: Oberammergau 1934 - 1

Oberammergau 1934 - 1
Jesus is crucified. Date: 1934

Background imageCrucified Collection: Jesus Crucified Woodcut

Jesus Crucified Woodcut
Jesus on the cross, with Mary and James. Date: Ist century

Background imageCrucified Collection: Jesus Crucified C11 Ms

Jesus Crucified C11 Ms
Jesus on the cross mourned by his mother and brother - a naive depiction which vividly expresses the emotion of the event : the figure of Mary prefigures Munchs Scream Date: 11th century

Background imageCrucified Collection: Christs stigmata, 17th century

Christs stigmata, 17th century
Christs stigmata. Artwork of Christs rope-bound hands, showing the site of the stigmata. In this context, stigmata refers to the Holy Wounds that Jesus Christ received during his crucifixion

Background imageCrucified Collection: Crucifix, St. Stephens Cathedral, Sens, Yonne, Burgundy, France, Europe

Crucifix, St. Stephens Cathedral, Sens, Yonne, Burgundy, France, Europe

Background imageCrucified Collection: Philip the Apostle

Philip the Apostle
Saint Philip the Apostle. Though chosen by Jesus in person, little is known about this Philip, who is said to have preached in Greece until he was crucified and stoned

Background imageCrucified Collection: St Andrew with cross

St Andrew with cross
St Andrew. Apostle, martyr, saint, fisherman, depicted walking to the X shaped cross on which he is to be crucified, known as a Saint Andrews cross in consequence

Background imageCrucified Collection: Simon the Zealot

Simon the Zealot
ST SIMEON, or SIMON THE ZEALOT One of the original followers of Jesus, he later preached in Egypt, then went to Persia where he was crucified

Background imageCrucified Collection: Simon the Zealot 2

Simon the Zealot 2
ST SIMEON, or SIMON THE ZEALOT One of the original followers of Jesus, he later preached in Egypt, then went with Jude to Persia where he was crucified

Background imageCrucified Collection: Jesus Taken down from X

Jesus Taken down from X
The body of the crucified Jesus is taken down from the cross by his relatives and friends

Background imageCrucified Collection: Manuscript / C13 Bible

Manuscript / C13 Bible
Jesus with his mother - Jesus crucified - Saint Martin de Tours - St Peter - angels - ornamenting the Prologos of a 13th century English Bible

Background imageCrucified Collection: Jesus Crucified

Jesus Crucified

Background imageCrucified Collection: Saint Peter, Pope

Saint Peter, Pope
SAINT PETER crucified head-down

Background imageCrucified Collection: Holy Lance Discovered

Holy Lance Discovered
Crusaders on their way to the Holy Land, stopping off at Antioch (in todays Turkey) are thrilled to discover the lance that was used to pierce the side of crucified Jesus

Background imageCrucified Collection: Part of the True Cross

Part of the True Cross on which Jesus was crucified, ornamented with pearls and other precious stones and preserved in the cathedral at Tournai

Background imageCrucified Collection: Crucifixion / Fouquet

Crucifixion / Fouquet
Jesus is crucified along with two other convicted criminals

Background imageCrucified Collection: Philip the Apostle 3

Philip the Apostle 3
Though mentioned from time to time in the Gospel, we know little about him: he is thought to have preached in Greece until crucified at Hierapolis. Date: first century

Background imageCrucified Collection: Philip the Apostle + X

Philip the Apostle + X
SAINT PHILIP THE APOSTLE Though mentioned sporadically in the Gospel, we know little about him : he is thought to have preached in Greece until he was crucified and stoned

Background imageCrucified Collection: Jesuits Martyred, Japan

Jesuits Martyred, Japan
23 Franciscans are crucified at Mongasaki by order of the emperor Taicosam; angels in the skies above prepare to welcome the martyrs to Paradise

Background imageCrucified Collection: John the Baptist (Raph. )

John the Baptist (Raph. )
John announces the coming of Jesus, pointing to a cross even though Jesus has yet to be crucified and the cross has yet to become a symbol

Background imageCrucified Collection: Helena and Cross

Helena and Cross
Helena, empress and saint, discovers the remains of the cross on which Jesus was crucified

Background imageCrucified Collection: Jesus Crucified (Anon)

Jesus Crucified (Anon)
The crucifixion of Jesus on a hill outside Jerusalem

Background imageCrucified Collection: Jesus Crucified (I. B. )

Jesus Crucified (I. B. )
Jesus and two other evildoers are crucified on a hill outside Jerusalem

Background imageCrucified Collection: Andrew Crucified

Andrew Crucified
Saint ANDREW is crucified

Background imageCrucified Collection: St Helena, Empress

St Helena, Empress
FLAVIA JULIA HELENA Empress and saint, carrying a portion of the cross on which Jesus was crucified, which she was fortunate enough to discover

Background imageCrucified Collection: Jesus before Crowd

Jesus before Crowd
Jesus before the crowd, who want him crucified

Background imageCrucified Collection: Going to be Crucified

Going to be Crucified
Jesus stumbles as he carries his cross to the place of crucifixion

Background imageCrucified Collection: Cross Talisman

Cross Talisman
CROSS TALISMAN For Christians, this symbol, representing the cross on which Jesus was crucified, offers powerful protection against his foe, the Devil




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"Exploring the Profound Symbolism of Crucifixion in Art: From The New Jerusalem to Jesus Crucifixion" Step back in time with these captivating artworks that depict the powerful and poignant theme of crucifixion. In "The New Jerusalem, c1900, " we witness a mesmerizing portrayal of Christ's ultimate sacrifice, beautifully captured by an unknown artist. Moving forward to 1565, "The Crucifixion of Christ" by an anonymous creator evokes deep emotions as we stand at Golgotha alongside Mary Magdalene and John. Fast forward to 1869, where "Night at Golgotha" (oil on canvas) transports us into a hauntingly vivid scene painted by an unidentified artist. Saint Andrew (Butler) takes center stage in this artwork, reminding us of his unwavering faith even amidst suffering. Pietro Lorenzetti's masterpiece from the 1340s titled "The Crucifixion" showcases his exceptional talent for capturing raw emotion through brushstrokes. Meanwhile, Henry Hamilton Bennett's 1893 creation "Golgotha and the Crucifixion" invites viewers to reflect upon the significance of this sacred place. Andrea Mantegna's rendition of "The Crucifixio, " created between 1431-1506, demonstrates his mastery over light and shadow while conveying profound spiritual depth. Michelangelo Caravaggio's dramatic depiction in "The Laying in the Tomb (The Deposition/The Entombment), 1602-1604, " leaves us breathless as we witness Christ being laid to rest. In Peter Paul Rubens' striking work from 1620 entitled "Le Coup de Lance, " we are confronted with the brutal reality faced by Jesus during his crucifixion. John captures our attention once again with his poignant piece depicting "Christ on the Cross; The Three Marys Mourning.