Resurrection of Christ 1479

Giovanni Bellini's "Resurrection of Christ" (1479) depicts the moment Jesus Christ ascends from the tomb, leaving behind the guards in fear and disbelief. This oil painting, measuring 128 x 148 cm, showcases Bellini's signature blend of realism and spirituality. The figures are rendered with meticulous detail, while the landscape background adds a sense of grandeur and perspective. The painting's composition creates a striking contrast between the heavenly realm and the earthly scene, emphasizing the momentousness of Christ's resurrection. Bellini's work is a significant example of early Renaissance art, showcasing a shift from medieval styles toward a more humanistic and realistic approach to religious subjects.