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Pilate Washing his Hands, left panel from a triptych, 1496 (oil on panel)
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Pilate Washing his Hands, left panel from a triptych, 1496 (oil on panel)
XIR939896 Pilate Washing his Hands, left panel from a triptych, 1496 (oil on panel) by Holbein the Elder, Hans (1460/5-1524); Fuerstenberg Sammlung, Donaueschingen, Germany; (add.info.: Pilate se lavant les mains
RL6010
LA93710
); German, out of copyright
Media ID 12821269
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Hands Passion Pontius Pilate Prefect Washing
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This print showcases the left panel from a triptych titled "Pilate Washing his Hands" painted by Holbein the Elder in 1496. The artist masterfully depicts this pivotal moment from biblical history, as Pontius Pilate, the Roman prefect, washes his hands of any responsibility for Jesus Christ's fate. The painting exudes an air of tension and conflict, with Pilate standing at a basin while soldiers surround him. His face reveals inner turmoil as he contemplates the decision that will forever impact humanity. Meanwhile, Jesus Christ stands bound before him, embodying strength and resilience in the face of impending crucifixion. Holbein's use of oil on panel brings depth and richness to every brushstroke. The colors are vibrant yet subdued, creating a somber atmosphere befitting this profound scene from the New Testament. Displayed within Fuerstenberg Sammlung in Donaueschingen, Germany, this artwork is part of our collective cultural heritage. Its historical significance lies not only in its portrayal of religious events but also in its exploration of human nature and moral dilemmas. As we gaze upon this image captured by Fine Art Finder via www. bridgemanimages. com, we are reminded that art has the power to transcend time and evoke deep emotions within us all.
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