Ecce Homo, 17th Century Lombard Painter
Ecce Homo, 17th Century Lombard Painter
Ecce Homo, 17th Century Lombard Painter
Ecce Homo, 17th Century Lombard Painter
Ecce Homo, 17th Century Lombard Painter
Ecce Homo, 17th Century Lombard Painter
Ecce Homo, 17th Century Lombard Painter
Ecce Homo, 17th Century Lombard Painter
Ecce Homo, 17th Century Lombard Painter
Ecce Homo, 17th Century Lombard Painter
Ecce Homo, 17th Century Lombard Painter
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Ecce Homo, 17th Century Lombard Painter

17th century
The Middle Ages style
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From: 38066, Riva del Garda, Italy

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    Lombard painter of the seventeenth century
    Ecce Homo


    Oil painting on canvas
    56 x 43 cm. , framed 75 x 63 cm.

    Provenance: Florence, Pandolfini, 5.10.2021, lot 209
    https://www.pandolfini.it/it/asta-1077/scuola-lombarda-sec-xvii-7.asp

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    The proposed canvas, the work of a Lombard painter active in the seventeenth century, shows the image of Christ portrayed according to the iconography of the Ecce Homo, with a crown of thorns placed over his long hair, stripped of his clothes, waiting for the his immediate crucifixion on Golgotha
    … Jesus came out, wearing the crown of thorns. Pilate said to them: "Here is the man." Seeing him, the chief priests and the henchmen shouted: "Crucify him, crucify him" (Gospel of John 19.5).

    This type of representation of Christ, defined precisely Ecce Homo and which, as specified, takes precedence at the moment of his Crucifixion, after being arrested and scourged, while he is made the object of ridicule by the Roman soldiers, who crown him with thorns as a sign of mockery of the one who had proclaimed himself the King of Kings, spread in the sixteenth century, giving rise to particularly intense creations.

    The image reconciles the remarkable spiritual strength of Christ in his moment of human suffering with a refined elegance, supported by the superb descriptive ability of the face that stands out from the dark background.

    Although Ecce Homo is not an 'easy' subject, in our case it is not a work treated with a strong dramatic sense, but equally capable of moving. Waiting for his martyrdom, what strikes is his face which appears imperturbable and not at all suffering, but also serene, to evoke the forgiveness that he has granted to his executioners.

    The canvas is in good condition, considering the time.

    The painting, like all our objects, is sold with a certificate of photographic authenticity in accordance with the law.
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    Condition Very good
    Style The Middle Ages style (Religious paintings of The Middle Ages style Style)
    Period 17th century (Religious paintings 17th century)
    Country of origin Italy
    Artist Peintre lombard du XVIIe siècle
    Width (cm) 63
    Height (cm) 75
    Shipping Time Ready to ship in 4-7 Business Days
    Location 38066, Riva del Garda, Italy
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