Christ Shown to the People c. 1570 - 1576

Titian's "Christ Shown to the People" is a powerful depiction of the moment when Christ was shown to the crowd after his scourging. Painted in the late 1570s, the work captures the dramatic tension of this pivotal moment in the Passion narrative. The figures are rendered in a naturalistic style, with a focus on their emotional states and physical details. Christ is shown as a vulnerable and suffering figure, while the figures surrounding him appear to be both shocked and moved by his appearance. This piece is a powerful example of Venetian Renaissance art, showcasing Titian's mastery of color, light, and composition.