Man of Sorrows with Hands Bound 1512

Albrecht Dürer's "Man of Sorrows with Hands Bound," a powerful engraving from 1512, depicts a sorrowful Christ, his hands bound, and wearing a crown of thorns. The artwork showcases Dürer's mastery of detail, capturing the emotional intensity of Christ's suffering. The intricate folds of his drapery and the realistic portrayal of his body amplify the emotional impact of the image, resonating with viewers even today. This engraving, now housed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, stands as a testament to Dürer's profound understanding of both human anatomy and religious themes, showcasing his artistic genius and profound piety.