Circumcision of Jesus 

The "Circumcision of Jesus" by Jan Joest, a prominent artist of the early 16th century, depicts the biblical scene of Jesus's circumcision eight days after his birth. The painting showcases the artist's mastery of detail, with rich colors, realistic figures, and intricate backgrounds. The scene is set in a church-like interior, showcasing the reverence and solemnity of the occasion. Joest's work, influenced by the Northern Renaissance style, is characterized by its meticulous attention to detail and its emphasis on the human form, creating a poignant depiction of a pivotal event in Christian tradition.