Man of Sorrows by the Column, 1509

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To make Christ's persecution real and present, pictures began to show the resurrected figure dead yet alive--standing, eyes usually open, and displaying the wounds of the Crucifixion. Beholders were meant to understand that Christ's Passion was ongoing, forever requiring their ardent devotion. This Man of Sorrows is timeless yet palpable, a figure who is at once divine and convincingly human.

Details
Title
Man of Sorrows by the Column
Artist Life
1471–1528
Role
Artist
Accession Number
P.122
Provenance
F. F. Venturi
Catalogue Raisonne
M.3 e/e, K.46, B3, 33; D.52
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