The Crucifixion

Virgin Mary holding the body of Jesus Christ after the Crucifixion. Created in semi-abstract form of Brutalist Aesthetics.

Title: Bavarian Crucifixion Icon Chromolithograph, F.X. Zettler Munich 1874 This refined chromolithograph depicts a richly ornamented Crucifixion scene rendered in the style of medi...

Quadripartite tempera on wood icon of the Crucifixion of Jesus in the center surrounded by holy scenes; depicting the Mother of God of Kazan on the upper left, St.

This bold composition presents a powerful portrayal of the crucifixion, a central theme in Christian art, with intense emotion and dramatic use of color.

The central idea is that the Crucifixion is not positioned openly, but placed deep within a dark niche at the back of the temple - withdrawn, quiet, dark, stuffy.

Crafted circa 1700, this set of manganese delft style tiles, hand painted and glazed with the scene of the crucifixion. The cross is set into a valley scene with buildings off to th...

A surrealist scene by listed French artist Jean Pierre Clement depicting the moments before the crucifixion of a holy figure, possibly Jesus Christ, denoted by the crown and glowing ...

This work combines explosive abstraction with sacred images, such as Mary, the crucifixion, and birds.

Stations of the Cross or the "Way of the Cross" is a fourteen step series of images and devotions that represent the biblical telling of the crucifixion of Jesus Christ. Beginning wi...

One of the most successful illustrators of the early 20th century Dean Cornwell Untitled (Crucifixion on the Battlefield) initialed DC (center left), oil on canvas, framed canvas: 33...

Printed at Mourlot and faithfully reproduced by Charles Sorlier in 1961 originally, this image features the crucifixion of Christ. Bernard Buffet's paintings reveal a dark politic a...

Before it stands a diminutive male figure with arms extended horizontally, assuming a pose reminiscent simultaneously of the Vitruvian conception of the human body and the traditiona...

The cross has long been worn by Christians to symbolise the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus. This vintage piece features a beautifully engraved 9ct yellow gold cross, adding su...

Shown seated with one hand resting against His cheek, He contemplates the suffering to come — the crown of thorns, the wound in His side, and the crucifixion itself. The primitive ca...

The sculpture, executed with exceptional quality, captures the delicacy and devotion of the Pieta scene, where the Virgin Mary cradles the body of Jesus Christ after the crucifixion....

Abstract Canvas. About the Artist: Francine Tint is a New York based abstract expressionist painter. She studied painting at Pratt Institute as well as the Brooklyn Museum Colleg...

This late 17th-century German oil painting depicts the Crucifixion of Christ with kneeling donors, conceived as a complete memorial ensemble within its original inscribed frame.

This intense, bronze wall plaque depicts the Virgin Mary grieving over the body of Jesus Christ after the crucifixion. The holy light coming from the background and the intensity of ...

Below the agonized figure of Christ, the crucifix is further adorned with a skull and crossbones, a reference to Golgotha (Calvary), the site of the Crucifixion, whose name in Hebrew...

Above is the cross, with the symbols of the Passion: the dice of his robe, the ladder for the crucifixion, the spear of the side and the sponge of vinegar, the veil of Veronica, the ...

The etching (Crucifixion) is signed and titled in pencil. Signed 'Fred' and possibly dated '27' in the image at lower left.

Ermanno challenges himself with a personal interpretation of the crucifixion of Jesus. It's not sufferance or glory, it's almost a calm sleep after a struggling battle.

There are two very faint but empty crosses in the background alluding to the Crucifixion. Below are three skeletal figures in fetal positions.

The monkish opinion is, that into this cavern the Apostle James retired during the interval between the Crucifixion and the Resurrection. The other tombs are named from Jehoshaphat,...

Known for saying he wished “to paint as he saw,” Lippi produced works characterized by elegant form, gentle coloration, and expressive realism Among his most admired paintings are t...

Known for saying he wished “to paint as he saw,” Lippi produced works characterized by elegant form, gentle coloration, and expressive realism Among his most admired paintings are t...

The crucifix features a traditional design with intricate detailing, capturing the solemnity and reverence of the crucifixion of Jesus Christ. The warm glow of the yellow gold adds t...

The third depicts the crucifixion of Jesus Christ, and the names Magadeleine and Marie (Mary) - two of three people that visit him at the cross.

Hamstra has captured the moment when the dead Jesus becomes Mary through his mother after the crucifixion. He depicts the difference between Mary's various exercises on the death of ...

Plate II – Upper scene The Crucifixion Christ hangs on the Cross between the two thieves as soldiers, mourners, and onlookers gather below.

The devotional artwork portrays Christ standing before Pontius Pilate, surrounded by Roman soldiers and attendants, as the Roman governor delivers the judgment that leads to the Cruc...

The church stands over the places venerated as the site of the Crucifixion and the tomb of Jesus, and its double portal dates from the Crusader rebuilding of the twelfth century.

(The ancient punishment by crucifixion which was abolished by Constantine the Great in deference to the cross of Jesus.)

The composition presents the lifeless body of Christ being carefully lowered from the Cross following the Crucifixion. Christ’s muscular torso is rendered with striking anatomical cl...

Early depictions: Early Christians avoided depicting the crucifixion. Constantine promoted the cross as a symbol, but without the figure of Christ.

As he stretches after labour, his outstretched arms cast a shadow on the wall behind him, prefiguring the Crucifixion. Rich in symbolism, the composition reflects the ideals of the P...

Three Studies for Figures at the Base of a Crucifixion After Francis Bacon 2025 Each panel is numbered and labelled on the verso (37/100).

De Bles did not aim to create a realistic depiction but an atmospheric effect, as demonstrated in this painting depicting Christ's journey to his crucifixion. Christ’s path to Calva...

Jesus on the Cross is a common theme in LGBT Christian Art. Artists use the crucifixion to express the horrors inflicted on queer people, to advocate justice and perhaps to offer the...

According to tradition, it was she who traveled to Jerusalem and recovered from obscurity the True Cross and the nails of the Crucifixion. Here she stands, as imagined by a 19th-cent...

Working in series, he seeks to question the myths of Western painting: Eros, Thanatos, the Crucifixion, the City and painting itself as the foundation of aesthetic writing.

Wilcox argues that the traditional emphasis on Christ's suffering and crucifixion has dominated the faith's symbolism for too long.

Various methods of crucifixion. This print depicts religious punishments and originates from 'Byvoegzel tot het Algemeen Groot Historisch, Oordeelkundig, Chronologisch, Geografisch, ...

Depicting the Virgin Mary mourning the body of Christ after the Crucifixion, this remarkable sculpture is a powerful expression of faith and one of the most revered subjects in Chris...

The upper shrine is crowned with open carved oak Gothic tracery and frames the Crucifixion scene, painted on canvas against a radiant gilt background and surrounded by a floral wreat...

This striking French crucifix, crafted circa 1920, is made of spelter with a silvered finish and presents a richly detailed depiction of the Crucifixion. At its center is a finely mo...

The design takes its name from Dalí's celebrated 1951 painting Christ of Saint John of the Cross, known for its unconventional perspective of the crucifixion. The necklace translates...

The two-door cupboard is constructed in softwood with the doors and side stiles decorated in the traditional manner with herringbone wood patterns, painted floral borders and figural...

Fig. 2 Antonio Saura. “Crucifixion”, 1959-60. Oil on canvas, 130 x 162 cm.

A powerful and unusually austere memento mori ex libris designed for Gino Sabattini, dominated by the image of a human skeleton arranged in the attitude of the Crucifixion. Set again...

A finely sculpted French late 19th century polychrome terracotta Pietà depicting the Virgin Mary supporting the body of Christ after the Crucifixion. The composition is executed with...

The iconography follows traditional Catholic symbolism: Joseph’s cross refers to both guardianship and the foreshadowing of the Crucifixion; Mary’s bowed head and protective gesture ...

Behind the Christ figure, the nails, hammer and pliers of the crucifixion appear on a blood red ground. Above Christ’s head is the dove, symbolising the Holy Spirit, whilst beneath H...

The Christ Child reaches toward a small radiant cross in the sky, a poignant prefiguration of the Crucifixion. The composition is framed by a richly ornamented black background with ...

Probst was known for two different distinct styles of art - figurative expressionism in which he presented the Crucifixion and Biblical scenes and black ink wash paintings which gre...

The interior contains traditional Catholic mass prayers and devotions in Polish, accompanied by detailed vintage woodcut-style illustrations depicting sacred liturgical scenes and th...

The Infant Jesus holds a silver cross in the right hand, creating a powerful iconographic contrast between childhood innocence and the symbolism of the Crucifixion. The decorated ped...

With subjects including the Crucifixion and Nazi concentration camps, his bold, modern depictions of human figures show the influence of Goya and Picasso.

Antique print of the ancient punishment by crucifixion which was abolished by Constantine the Great in deference to the cross of Jesus.

The design takes its name from Dalí's celebrated 1951 painting Christ of Saint John of the Cross, renowned for its unconventional depiction of the crucifixion. The artist's explorati...