Pilatus wast zijn handen in onschuld

Pilatus wast zijn handen in onschuld by Andrea Andreani

Medium

chiaroscuro woodcut

Dimensions

644; 439

About this artwork

blad: hoogte 439 mm x breedte 644 mm

Art Historical Context

**Pilatus Wast Zijn Handen in Onschuld (Pilate Washes His Hands in Innoc)** Andrea Andreani 1585 Chiaroscuro woodcut 439 × 644 mm Behold Andrea Andreani's striking chiaroscuro woodcut from 1585, depicting the biblical moment when Pontius Pilate washes his to symbolize his innocence in Christ's sentencing—a poignant scene from the Gospel of Matthew. Created during the late Renaissance in Italy, this large-scale print (nearly half a meter tall and over half a meter wide) captures a dramatic moment of moral ambiguity, reflecting the era's deep engagement with religious narratives amid the ...

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