Christ Crowned with Thorns 1522
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Bernardino Luini's "Christ Crowned with Thorns" (1522), a monumental fresco located in the Biblioteca Ambrosiana in Milan, Italy, depicts the moment when Jesus is crowned with thorns. The scene is set in an architectural structure with columns and a canopy. A group of Roman soldiers is forcing a crown of thorns onto Christ's head, while another soldier holds a reed in his hand, mockingly mimicking a scepter. Luini masterfully conveys the suffering and dignity of Christ through his delicate and realistic brushwork, emphasizing the contrast between the brutality of the soldiers and the divine nature of the subject. The fresco is a powerful testament to the artist's skill in depicting both the physical and emotional aspects of a biblical event.
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