Mocking of Christ; Kiss of Judas; Flagellation 1885 - 1915
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Emile Samson's "Mocking of Christ; Kiss of Judas; Flagellation" (1885-1915) is a triptych that depicts the final moments of Jesus Christ's life before his crucifixion. The artwork is comprised of three panels, with each depicting a different moment from the passion of Christ. The first panel shows Christ being mocked by a crowd, the second panel depicts the kiss of Judas and the flagellation of Christ, and the final panel shows Christ being led to his crucifixion. The artist utilizes a vibrant color palette, and distinct lines to convey the events in a realistic and emotional way, creating a powerful scene of suffering and sacrifice. This artwork is a significant example of late 19th century religious art, which sought to reconnect art with its spiritual roots and portray the human condition in a more authentic way.
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