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Christ crowned with thorns, from the Small Passion, c. 1509-1
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Christ crowned with thorns, from the Small Passion, c. 1509-1
Albrecht Durer (1471-1528). German painter and engraver. Christ crowned with thorns, from the Small Passion, c.1509-1511. Woodcut. Dallas Museum of Art. United States.
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This hauntingly beautiful woodcut print, titled "Christ Crowned with Thorns" from Albrecht Dürer's Small Passion series, dates back to around 1509-1511. The German painter and engraver, Albrecht Dürer (1471-1528), is renowned for his mastery of the woodcut technique, and this print is a prime example of his artistic brilliance. The image depicts a pensive and sorrowful Christ, with his head bowed and crowned with thorns, symbolizing the agony and suffering he endured during the Passion. The intricate details of the print, from the individual strands of the thorns to the folds in Christ's robe, are a testament to Dürer's exceptional draftsmanship. The Small Passion series, which includes ten woodcut prints, is based on the biblical narrative of the last days of Jesus' life. This particular print is an episode from the New Testament, recounting the mocking and derision inflicted upon Jesus by the Roman soldiers before his crucifixion. The print's somber and introspective mood evokes a profound sense of empathy and reverence for the suffering of Christ. The woodcut medium, which involves carving an image into a block of wood and then printing it onto paper, was a popular technique during the 16th century in Europe. Dürer's innovative use of this technique, combined with his masterful storytelling abilities, has ensured that this print remains a cherished masterpiece of Christian art and a significant contribution to the history of European art. Today, this exquisite work is part of the Dallas Museum of Art's collection in the United States, where it continues to inspire and captivate audiences.
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