The Betrayal of Christ 15th century

"The Betrayal of Christ" is a 15th-century alabaster relief sculpture created by the School of Nottingham. This intricately carved panel depicts the moment when Judas Iscariot identifies Jesus to the Roman soldiers. The sculpture's detailed rendering of the figures and the dramatic scene makes it a powerful example of the artistic style prevalent in Nottingham during the 15th century. "The Betrayal of Christ" is a significant piece of religious art that provides insight into the devotional practices of the time and the artistic skill of the School of Nottingham.