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Man of Sorrows, from Speculum Passionis Domini Nostri Ihesu Christi, 1507
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Man of Sorrows, from Speculum Passionis Domini Nostri Ihesu Christi, 1507
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This print captures the profound emotion of the "Man of Sorrows" woodcut by Hans Baldung, dating back to 1507. The image showcases a full-length depiction of Jesus Christ in his most vulnerable state, representing the concept of suffering and redemption in Christianity. Dressed only in a loincloth, Jesus stands with arms outstretched, bearing the weight of human sin upon his shoulders. His body is marked by wounds from the cat o' nine tails whip and stigmata on his hands and feet. A crown of thorns rests upon his head as a symbol of both physical pain and spiritual sacrifice. The artist's attention to detail is evident in every aspect - from the intricate folds of Jesus' clothing to the expression on his face that reflects immense sorrow but also unwavering strength. Surrounding him are angels, who serve as witnesses to this pivotal moment in religious history. This powerful woodcut serves as a reminder of Christ's resurrection and ultimate triumph over suffering. It is an iconic representation within Northern Renaissance art that continues to inspire contemplation and reflection on one's faith. Displayed at The Met museum, this piece holds great historical significance as it represents not only Baldung's artistic talent but also highlights Germany's rich cultural heritage during the 16th century.
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