Denies Collection

Peter denies his master (colour litho)
5224168 Peter denies his master (colour litho) by Hassall, John (1868-1948); Private Collection; (add.info.: Peter denies his master)

Peter, having denied him thrice, repents as Jesus turns and looks at him
LLM339710 Peter, having denied him thrice, repents as Jesus turns and looks at him by Hole, William Brassey (1846-1917); Private Collection; (add.info.: Peter, having denied him thrice)

Peter denies Christ, Luke XXII, 61 (engraving)
6005724 Peter denies Christ, Luke XXII, 61 (engraving) by West, Benjamin (1738-1820) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: Peter denies Christ, Luke XXII, 61)

Peter Denies Knowing Jesus When Asked By The High Priests Servant Girl. From The Holy Bible Published By William Collins, Sons, & Company In 1869. Chromolithograph By J.M. Kronheim & Co

Peter, discovered by a servant, denies knowing Jesus
Cristoforo de Predis (1440-1486). Italian miniaturist. Miniature depicting Peter, discovered by a servant, denies knowing Jesus

Arrest of Christ and Peter denies Christ, Jan Luyken, Willem Broedelet, 1700

Saying No to the Hun
When Germans interrogate Clotilde Boucry if there are any French soldiers in the village, she denies it even though she is in the act of taking food to them

Ortrud at the Church
Ortrud denies Elsa entrance to the church

Luther and Eck
At Leipzig, in disputation with Johann Eck, he denies the supreme authority of popes and councils

Peter Denies Jesus
While Jesus is being tried, Peter denies knowing him - not once, but thrice : the cock (right of picture) crows reproachfully

Galileo / Denies Findings
Galileo denies the movement of the Earth to the judges of the Holy Office

Peters Denial / Crucifix
Peter denies being one of Jesus followers - three times

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"Peter's Denial: A Tale of Regret and Redemption" In the vivid lithograph, Peter denies his master with a heavy heart. The colors seem to reflect his inner turmoil, as shades of gray and blue dominate the scene. But it is in another depiction that we witness Peter's denial reaching its peak. Having denied him thrice, remorse fills Peter's eyes as Jesus turns and looks at him. In this moment, he realizes the weight of his actions and the depth of his betrayal. Luke XXII captures this pivotal moment through an engraving that etches itself into our minds. We can almost feel Peter's anguish as he denies Christ, knowing deep down that he has failed his beloved teacher. Another powerful image shows Peter denying any knowledge of Jesus when confronted by a servant girl. His fear is palpable as he tries to distance himself from the one who had been his guiding light. The chromolithograph by J. M Kronheim & Co portrays this encounter vividly, reminding us of Peter's struggle between loyalty and self-preservation. In "Arrest of Christ, " we see how even amidst chaos and confusion, Peter succumbs to fear once again and denies Christ. Jan Luyken skillfully captures this heartbreaking moment alongside Willem Broedelet in their 1700 masterpiece. Cristoforo De Predis takes us on a journey through multiple stories depicting Peter's denial - each brushstroke revealing layers upon layers of emotion. These paintings serve as a timeless reminder that even those closest to us can falter under pressure or uncertainty. Yet amidst these tales lies hope for redemption. As Luther debates Eck or brave souls say no to oppression like "Saying No to the Hun, " we are reminded that mistakes can be rectified through courage and repentance. Ultimately, it is in acknowledging our shortcomings that true growth occurs – just as Peter eventually found solace after denying Jesus.