Geseling en Bespotting 1700
josephmulder
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historical design
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aged paper
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wedding photograph
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old engraving style
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traditional media
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retro 'vintage design
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archive photography
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old-timey
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19th century
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cartoon carciture
"Geseling en Bespotting" (Scourging and Mocking) is an etching by Dutch artist Joseph Mulder (1658-1718), housed in the Rijksmuseum. This artwork, created in 1700, depicts two scenes from the Passion of Christ: Jesus being scourged by Roman soldiers and then mocked by them. The two scenes are presented side by side in the engraving, giving viewers a clear visual representation of Christ's suffering. Mulder's detailed work captures the dramatic intensity of these moments, making the scene feel intensely real. This etching is a powerful testament to the enduring legacy of the Passion of Christ in Western art.
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