The Flagellation 

"The Flagellation" is an anonymous woodcut print that depicts the biblical scene of Jesus Christ being flogged by Roman soldiers. The stark black and white composition emphasizes the violence of the scene, with Christ's contorted body and the harsh lines of the figures creating a sense of urgency and suffering. The use of simple, bold lines and the lack of any detail beyond the essential figures contributes to the woodcut's powerful and direct message. This type of print was common in the 15th and 16th centuries, often used to illustrate religious texts and devotional works.