Risen Christ Collection
"Behold the Risen Christ: A Tapestry of Faith and Redemption" In a tapestry fragment from Nuremberg, dating back to 1440, we witness the Resurrection of Christ
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"Behold the Risen Christ: A Tapestry of Faith and Redemption" In a tapestry fragment from Nuremberg, dating back to 1440, we witness the Resurrection of Christ. The intricate weaving of wool and linen brings to life the transformative moment when Jesus triumphantly rises from the dead. A Redeemer carved in marble around 1535 stands as a testament to divine grace. Its smooth contours capture the serene power emanating from Christ's figure, reminding us of his ultimate sacrifice for humanity's salvation. Resurrection Themes depicted in stained glass panels from 1850 transport us through time, illuminating stories that have captivated hearts for centuries. These vibrant windows portray scenes filled with hope and renewal, inviting contemplation on the eternal significance of Christ's resurrection. Noli Me Tangere, an oil painting on panel created around 1525 by an unknown artist, portrays one poignant encounter between Christ and Mary Magdalene. Through delicate brushstrokes, we witness her awe-struck face as she realizes that her beloved teacher has risen indeed. Another depiction of this profound moment is captured in wool and silk embroidery dated between 1485-1500. The tactile texture adds depth to Mary Magdalene's astonishment as she reaches out towards Jesus in Noli Me Tangere (Christ Appearing to Mary Magdalene). The Supper at Emmaus unfolds before our eyes on canvas through skillful strokes of oil paint. This masterpiece invites us into an intimate scene where two disciples recognize their resurrected Lord during a shared meal—a powerful reminder that He walks among us even today. The Mass of Saint Gregory rendered with tempera on panel with gold showcases a sacred vision where Pope Gregory witnesses the miraculous presence of Christ during mass—an affirmation that His resurrection transcends time and space. Fresco artistry breathes life into Noli Me Tangere (1442), capturing moments after Jesus' resurrection.