Kruisiging van Christus 1636 - 1679
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"Kruisiging van Christus" is a 17th-century etching depicting the crucifixion of Christ, showcasing the somber scene with intricate detail. The artwork, attributed to an anonymous artist, depicts Christ on the cross, flanked by Mary and John, who both appear sorrowful as they witness his suffering. The etching is housed at the Rijksmuseum and offers a glimpse into the religious art of the period. The inscription beneath the image, "Vimus ob noxam cumeti occideramus at unam Pro cunctis noxae deditur, ecce, caput", further enhances the somber tone, drawing viewers into the emotive scene. The etching's composition, with its stark contrast of light and shadow, contributes to the powerful depiction of grief and sacrifice.
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