Christ’s Arrest 1501

Hans Holbein the Elder’s *Christ’s Arrest* (1501) is a vivid portrayal of the moment when Jesus is apprehended by Roman soldiers, a key event in the Passion of Christ. The painting depicts the dramatic scene with realistic detail, showcasing the emotional turmoil of the figures and their intricate clothing. The artist’s meticulous depiction of the scene and the inclusion of contemporary attire reveals the influence of Northern Renaissance art. This work is now housed in the Städel Museum, Frankfurt.