Head of Christ 16th century

This anonymous 16th-century painting, "Head of Christ", depicts a close-up view of a sorrowful Christ crowned with thorns. The somber tone and the realistic details create a powerful image of suffering, emphasizing the emotional impact of Christ's sacrifice. The painting's intense focus on the face evokes empathy and contemplation, characteristic of Renaissance religious art. It is currently housed at the SMK - Statens Museum for Kunst.