Christ Leaving the Praetorium 

"Christ Leaving the Praetorium" is an exquisite miniature painting by the Limbourg brothers, renowned for their meticulous detail and vibrant colors. Created around the early 15th century, the artwork depicts a scene from the Passion of Christ, showcasing Jesus being escorted out of the Praetorium, the Roman governor's palace, on his way to crucifixion. The painting exemplifies the intricate style of medieval manuscript illumination, capturing the dramatic moment with a striking use of perspective and vibrant hues, with the composition emphasizing the contrasting emotions of despair and hope. The painting is a testament to the artistry of the Limbourg brothers, who were instrumental in shaping the development of manuscript illumination during the Early Netherlandish Renaissance.