25 38 Collection

CASA C-101EB Aviojet E. 25-38 / 79-38
Fuerza Aerea Espanola - CASA C-101EB Aviojet E.25-38 / 79-38 (msn EB01-28-038), of Ala 79. (Fuerza Aerea Espanola - Spanish Air Force) Date: circa 1995

Peasant Woman Spinning Spinning Peasant Woman
Peasant Woman Spinning, Spinning Peasant Woman. Interior of a farmhouse where a woman is spinning, next to her a child is playing in a high chair with a dog. The room is full of furniture

Christ cross skull bones foot left Jerusalem
Christ on the cross, a skull and bones at its foot. On the left, Jerusalem, the crucifixion of Christ: Christs death on the cross, Calvary (Matthew 27: 45-58, Mark 15: 33-45, Luke 23: 44-52)

Crucifixion De Passie series title Christ cross
Crucifixion De Passie (series title), Christ on the cross between the two other crucifixions. At the foot of the cross among others the three Marys and Longinus with his lance

Crucifixion, Jacob de Gheyn (II), Nicolaes de Clerck, 1588 - 1592

Christ on the cross, print maker: Nicolaes de Bruyn, Nicolaes de Bruyn, 1610

Crucifixion of Christ, Jan Luyken, Hendrick and Dirk Boom, 1679

Christ on the cross, Jan Luyken, Pieter Mortier, 1703 - 1762

Female holding a burning heart, beholds the crucified Christ, Jan Luyken, Gijsbert de Groot, 1691

Christ on the cross, Nicolaes de Bruyn, Pieter Schenk (I), 1637

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"25 38: Unveiling the Symbolism of Christ's Crucifixion through Art" In this captivating journey, we delve into the profound symbolism behind the numbers "25 38, " which are intricately connected to various artistic representations of Christ's crucifixion. One remarkable artwork that echoes these numbers is the CASA C-101EB Aviojet E. 25-38 / 79-38, an aircraft whose identification bears a striking resemblance to our enigmatic digits. Just as this jet soars through the skies, it serves as a metaphor for how art can transport us into deeper contemplation. As we explore further, we encounter "Peasant Woman Spinning Spinning Peasant Woman, " a painting that seems unrelated at first glance but holds hidden significance. The repetitive motion depicted in this artwork mirrors the cyclical nature of life and death, foreshadowing Christ's sacrifice on the cross. The connection between "Christ cross skull bones foot left Jerusalem" becomes apparent when examining artworks such as "Crucifixion De Passie series title Christ cross. " These pieces depict not only Jesus' crucifixion but also emphasize his humanity by including symbols like skulls and bones—a reminder of mortality amidst divine redemption. Throughout history, artists have sought to capture the essence of Christ's sacrifice in different ways. From Jacob de Gheyn (II) to Jan Luyken and Nicolaes de Bruyn, each printmaker brings their unique interpretation to bear on works like "Christ on the Cross. " These masterpieces evoke powerful emotions within viewers while inviting them to reflect upon their own spirituality. Amongst these diverse depictions lies one common thread—the burning heart held by a female figure gazing upon the crucified Christ. This image symbolizes both love and suffering; it represents our capacity for empathy towards others' pain while reminding us of God's unconditional love for humanity.