Ecce Homo 1936

"Ecce Homo" is a powerful 1936 lithograph by French artist Georges Rouault, known for his expressive and often somber use of color and line. The artwork depicts a dramatic and simplified figure of Christ, possibly in a moment of suffering. The stark black and white composition, typical of Rouault's style, creates a strong sense of drama and emotion. Rouault, a deeply religious artist, often explored themes of faith, suffering, and redemption in his work, making this piece a poignant example of his artistic vision.