Lamentation of Christ 

This pen and ink drawing, titled "Lamentation of Christ," depicts the moment after Jesus's crucifixion. The drawing, which is housed in the Städel Museum, was created by the Italian Renaissance artist Vincenzo Tamagni, who is known for his expressive style and the use of dramatic light and shadow. The central figure of the drawing is Christ, whose body is limp and lifeless. His followers, including Mary, are depicted in various states of grief, reflecting the emotional impact of Christ's death. The drawing's emotional intensity is heightened by the contrast between the dark lines of the figures and the lighter background, which suggests the vastness and emptiness of the world after Christ's sacrifice. The viewer is invited to contemplate the poignant scene and consider the depth of grief felt by Christ's disciples. This work is a powerful example of Renaissance art's ability to capture the emotional depth of religious stories.