Christ Stripped of His Garment 

"Christ Stripped of His Garment" is a miniature painting by Ludwig of Ulm, a German painter active in the late 15th and early 16th centuries. The painting depicts the moment when Jesus Christ is stripped of his garments by Roman soldiers before his crucifixion. The scene is rendered in vivid detail, with the figures of Christ and the soldiers realistically portrayed, and the viewer is drawn into the emotional intensity of the moment. The miniature format of the work is typical of devotional art of the period. The artwork, though small, is illustrative of the artist's ability to convey both emotion and detail in a small format.