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Judas Receiving Payment for his Betrayal, from a series of Scenes of the New Testament
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Judas Receiving Payment for his Betrayal, from a series of Scenes of the New Testament
XAL249261 Judas Receiving Payment for his Betrayal, from a series of Scenes of the New Testament (fresco) by Barna da Siena (fl.1350-55); Collegiata, San Gimignano, Italy; (add.info.: recoit le prix de sa trahison; ); Italian, out of copyright
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Apostle Caiaphas Caiphe Coins Disciple Iscariot Paying Thirty Annas High Priests
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This print captures a pivotal moment in biblical history, depicting Judas Iscariot receiving payment for his infamous betrayal of Jesus Christ. The artist, Barna da Siena, skillfully portrays the scene from the New Testament with striking detail and emotion. In this fresco painting located at Collegiata in San Gimignano, Italy, we witness Judas standing amidst a group of high priests and Jewish figures. With an expression that reveals both guilt and greed, he reaches out to accept the 20 pieces of silver - the price agreed upon for his treacherous act. The composition is rich in symbolism as it showcases not only Judas' moral downfall but also highlights the power dynamics between religious authorities and their manipulation of events leading up to Jesus' crucifixion. The presence of Caiaphas and Annas, prominent high priests at that time, adds depth to this narrative. Barna da Siena's Renaissance style brings life to each character depicted in this artwork. From the intricate details on their garments to their facial expressions filled with conflicting emotions, every element contributes to the overall impact of this piece. As we gaze upon this powerful image captured by Fine Art Finder through www. bridgemanart. com, we are reminded of humanity's capacity for betrayal and its consequences. It serves as a timeless reminder that our choices have far-reaching implications – even when they involve something as seemingly insignificant as thirty pieces of silver.
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