Ie Station. Jésus est condamné à mort. Une cour intérieure de la caserne turque où la tradition place l'endroit du prêtoire où Jésus fut jugé 1860
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"Ie Station. Jésus est condamné à mort. Une cour intérieure de la caserne turque où la tradition place l'endroit du prêtoire où Jésus fut jugé," is a 1860 photograph by Louis de Clercq. The photograph depicts a stone structure, a doorway and archway, with a text caption at the bottom, making this a photo-documentary work. It is a part of a larger collection of photographs that de Clercq made while traveling through the Holy Land, documenting the sites believed to have significance in Jesus' life. This photograph of a structure that is thought to have been the location of Jesus' trial is a stark, minimalist portrayal of the historical site, capturing the somber mood associated with the event. The work is part of the Metropolitan Museum of Art's collection in New York City, giving viewers access to the historical sites of biblical importance.
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