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Descent From the Cross, 1490s (oil on wood panel)
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Descent From the Cross, 1490s (oil on wood panel)
996236 Descent From the Cross, 1490s (oil on wood panel) by Schuchlin, Hans (1430-1505); 73x45.7 cm; Art Gallery of Ontario, Toronto, Canada; © Art Gallery of Ontario; Gift of Miss L. Aileen Larkin, 1945
Media ID 23022424
© Art Gallery of Ontario Gift of Miss L. Aileen Larkin, 1945 / Bridgeman Images
Crucified Crucifixion Deposition Descent Grief Grieving Joseph Of Arimathea Mary Magdalene Mouring Mournful Mourning
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This print captures the emotional intensity of Hans Schuchlin's "Descent From the Cross" painting. Created in the 1490s, this oil on wood panel masterpiece is a poignant depiction of grief and mourning. The composition centers around the lifeless body of Jesus Christ being gently lowered from the cross by Joseph of Arimathea and Nicodemus, while Mary Magdalene and Virgin Mary mournfully look on. The artist skillfully portrays each figure's sorrow through their expressive faces and body language. Mary Magdalene's anguished expression reflects her deep connection with Jesus, while Virgin Mary's tearful eyes convey a mother's unbearable pain at losing her son. The atmosphere is heavy with sadness as they descend into darkness together. Schuchlin pays meticulous attention to detail, capturing every fold in their garments and every strand of hair with precision. This adds to the realism and enhances our emotional connection to these biblical figures. Displayed at the Art Gallery of Ontario in Toronto, Canada, this powerful artwork continues to evoke profound emotions centuries after its creation. It serves as a reminder of human suffering but also offers solace through its portrayal of love, compassion, and faith. Gifted by Miss L. Aileen Larkin in 1945, this print from Bridgeman Images allows art enthusiasts worldwide to appreciate Schuchlin's masterful technique and experience the raw emotion conveyed within his brushstrokes.
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