The Sabbath Breaker Stoned 1902

"The Sabbath Breaker Stoned" is a watercolor painting by James Tissot, created in 1902, the year of the artist’s death. The painting depicts a scene from the Bible, where a man is being stoned to death for working on the Sabbath. The painting is characterized by its dramatic composition, with the figures arranged in a dynamic and chaotic manner. Tissot’s use of light and shadow helps to create a sense of depth and realism. This painting is a powerful illustration of the consequences of breaking the Sabbath.