The Entombment 1612

Peter Paul Rubens' "The Entombment" (1612) is a dramatic portrayal of the moment Jesus is being laid in the tomb after his crucifixion. The painting features a group of figures, including the Virgin Mary, who mourns over her son's lifeless body. The scene is filled with emotion and energy, with figures struggling to hold Jesus' limp body. Rubens' dynamic composition and use of light and shadow create a powerful and moving depiction of the event. The work showcases Rubens' mastery of Baroque style, with its emphasis on movement, emotion, and grandeur.