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The Man of Sorrows Standing, 1522. Creator: Hans Weiditz
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The Man of Sorrows Standing, 1522. Creator: Hans Weiditz
The Man of Sorrows Standing, 1522
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Behold the Man of Sorrows Standing: A Chiaroscuro Woodcut Masterpiece by Hans Weiditz (1522) The Man of Sorrows Standing, a poignant chiaroscuro woodcut by Hans Weiditz, created in 1522, invites us to contemplate the depth of human suffering and the divine compassion embodied in the biblical character of Christ. This evocative work of art, now housed in the National Gallery of Art, Washington D.C., is a testament to the rich artistic heritage of the 16th century and the enduring influence of Christian culture. Hans Weiditz, a German artist of the Renaissance period, masterfully employed the technique of chiaroscuro, skillfully contrasting the black and brown tones to create a sense of three-dimensional depth and volume. The Man of Sorrows, with his crown of thorns and the wounds on his body, is depicted as a suffering figure, his face etched with sorrow and pain. The lettering above his head, "Ecce Homo," translates to "Behold the Man," a reference to the New Testament account of Christ's presentation before the crowd in Pilate's court. The Man of Sorrows Standing is a powerful reminder of the life and teachings of Christ, as recorded in the Bible. This work of art, with its intricate details and profound concept, continues to captivate viewers and inspire reflection on the human condition and the power of faith. The National Gallery of Art is proud to exhibit this masterpiece, which is a testament to the enduring legacy of Hans Weiditz and the rich artistic and cultural heritage of Germany during the Renaissance period.
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