Pilate Washing His Hands, with Christ Being Led Away 1575 - 1599
giovannidabologna
theartinstituteofchicago
drawing, print, paper, ink, inorganic-material, ink-drawings, chalk, pen, black-chalk
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"Pilate Washing His Hands, with Christ Being Led Away" is a drawing on paper by Giovanni da Bologna, dating from 1575-1599, currently housed in the Art Institute of Chicago. The drawing depicts the biblical scene of Pontius Pilate washing his hands to symbolically absolve himself of responsibility for the death of Jesus Christ, who is being led away by Roman soldiers. The work is executed in a detailed and expressive style, using delicate lines to capture the figures' gestures and emotions. The composition is well-balanced, creating a sense of drama and tension. This drawing is a rare example of Bologna's work on paper and is considered a significant example of his artistic skill.
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