The Lamentation for Christ 1510

Albrecht Dürer's "The Lamentation for Christ" (1510) is a powerful woodcut depicting the sorrow of Jesus' disciples after his crucifixion. The composition is centered on Christ's body, surrounded by his grieving followers. The expressive detail and dramatic lighting create a sense of profound grief and solemnity, characteristic of Dürer's Northern Renaissance style. This powerful image has resonated with viewers for centuries, offering a deeply moving representation of one of the most pivotal moments in Christian history.