The Scourging of Christ 1560

titian

Borghese Gallery, Rome, Italy

charcoal drawing

possibly oil pastel

charcoal art

jesus-christ

portrait reference

portrait head and shoulder

christianity

human

portrait drawing

facial portrait

charcoal

portrait art

christ

digital portrait

Titian's "The Scourging of Christ" (1560) is a powerful depiction of Christ's suffering during his Passion. Located in Rome's Borghese Gallery, the painting captures the moment just before Christ's crucifixion. The image portrays Christ's tortured body, with his back turned to the viewer, revealing the scars of his scourging. Titian's masterful use of light and shadow emphasizes Christ's pain and vulnerability, creating a deeply moving and empathetic portrayal of this significant event in Christian history.