Christ Entering Jerusalem 1600 - 1610
marcantoniobassetti
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"Christ Entering Jerusalem" is a 17th-century drawing by the Italian artist Marcantonio Bassetti (1586-1630). Depicting the biblical event of Christ's triumphant entry into Jerusalem, the work features a bustling crowd with figures laying down their cloaks for Jesus to ride on a donkey. The scene unfolds against a backdrop of buildings and an angel, adding depth and drama to this devotional work of art. This drawing is a prime example of the artist's style, which is characterized by detailed figures, fluid lines, and a strong sense of composition. Currently held at The Art Institute of Chicago, "Christ Entering Jerusalem" provides a glimpse into Bassetti's artistic practice during the Baroque period.
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