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Christ Carrying the Cross, from The Large Passion, ca. 1498. Creator: Albrecht Durer
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Christ Carrying the Cross, from The Large Passion, ca. 1498. Creator: Albrecht Durer
Christ Carrying the Cross, from The Large Passion, ca. 1498
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This print showcases "Christ Carrying the Cross" from The Large Passion, created by the renowned artist Albrecht Durer in approximately 1498. As a masterpiece of the Northern Renaissance, this woodcut depicts a pivotal moment in Christianity's narrative. In this powerful image, we witness Jesus Christ burdened with his cross as he is condemned to his crucifixion. The intensity of emotion on Christ's face reflects both physical exhaustion and spiritual determination. His crown of thorns serves as a stark reminder of the suffering he endured for humanity's salvation. Durer's exceptional attention to detail brings every element to life: from the soldiers surrounding Jesus, their expressions filled with contempt and indifference, to the portcullis symbolizing imprisonment and impending doom. This artwork transports us back in time, immersing us in its historical context. As we contemplate this profound scene, we are reminded not only of Jesus' sacrifice but also of our own capacity for compassion and empathy. It prompts us to reflect on our personal beliefs and values while appreciating Durer's artistic genius. Displayed at The Metropolitan Museum (The Met), this piece represents Germany's rich cultural heritage and contributes significantly to art history. Its enduring impact continues to inspire viewers worldwide through its timeless message of faith, redemption, and human resilience.
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