Ecce Homo 1502 - 1510

hanslutzelburger

pen drawing

mechanical pen drawing

pen illustration

pen sketch

ink line art

linework heavy

pen-ink sketch

thin linework

pen work

doodle art

"Ecce Homo" (Behold the Man) is a woodcut by German artist Hans Lützelburger, created between 1502 and 1510. The scene depicts the biblical moment when Pontius Pilate presents Jesus Christ to the crowd, saying "Behold the Man", before his crucifixion. Lützelburger's detailed and dynamic style, typical of the Northern Renaissance, showcases a bustling crowd and intricate architectural details. This small-scale artwork highlights the religious fervor of the period and the artist's skill in representing complex narratives.