Christ Rising from the Tomb 1490

Ambrogio Bergognone’s “Christ Rising from the Tomb” is a depiction of the resurrected Christ in 1490. The painting is a powerful image of Christ's triumph over death, with his hand raised in blessing. The artist, Ambrogio Bergognone, was a leading painter of the Lombard school in Milan, Italy. His style is characterized by its clarity of form and restrained emotional intensity. The painting is notable for its attention to detail and the naturalism of its figures. Christ's body is depicted with a realistic sense of physicality, and his drapery is rendered with meticulous attention to the way light falls on the folds of the fabric. The painting evokes a sense of calm and reverence, reflecting Bergognone’s artistic style.