This is an album with a title print and a series of 50 prints about the life and passion of Christ, made by Philips Galle around the late 16th century. Galle lived in a time when religious narratives were not just spiritual guides but also powerful political tools. In that context, Galle’s detailed depictions of Christ’s life can be seen as both an act of devotion and a form of cultural commentary. Consider the emotional intensity that is captured here, the silent moments of suffering, and the communal expressions of faith. How do these images speak to the human condition, and how do they reflect the societal values of Galle’s time? The album invites us to reflect on the enduring power of these stories, and how they continue to shape our understanding of empathy, sacrifice, and redemption.