Jesus ved søjlen (efter hudflettelsen) 1612

"Jesus ved søjlen (efter hudflettelsen)" is an etching created by Jacob Matham in 1612. The artwork depicts a scene of Jesus being tied to a column following his flagellation. This scene, often referred to as the "Ecce Homo", is a popular subject in Western art. Matham's etching showcases the artist's skill in depicting human anatomy and emotion. The detailed rendering of Jesus's tortured body and his sorrowful gaze emphasizes the suffering he endures, while the background figures and drapery add depth to the composition. The etching is a powerful and moving portrayal of a pivotal moment in the Passion of Christ.