The Nativity and Passion of Christ 1511

This 1511 woodcut by Wolf Traut, titled "The Nativity and Passion of Christ," depicts a series of scenes from the life of Christ. The artwork uses a unique format, presenting the scenes in a radial arrangement, with the hand of God at the center, radiating outward to the individual moments of Christ's life. The piece is a powerful example of the use of woodcut to communicate complex religious narratives. It is a testament to Traut's talent for graphic storytelling and the power of visual art to engage viewers with significant religious events.