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IIe Station. Jesus est charge de sa croix. Cette Station est placé
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This print by Louis de Clercq takes us back to the 19th century, capturing a significant moment in Christian history. The image depicts the IIe Station of the Cross, where Jesus is shown carrying his cross. This particular Station is located at the bottom of Scala Santa, a staircase that was completely transported to Rome but now only its original foundations remain. The photograph beautifully showcases the architectural details of this holy site in Jerusalem, Israel. The city walls serve as a backdrop, emphasizing the historical significance of this location. As we gaze upon this scene, we are transported to another time and place, immersing ourselves in the religious heritage of France. Louis de Clercq's albumen silver print from a paper negative adds depth and texture to this monochromatic composition. Through his lens, he captures not just an exterior landscape but also evokes emotions tied to faith and spirituality. This photograph serves as a powerful reminder of Jesus' journey towards crucifixion and invites viewers on their own pilgrimage through art. It stands as a testament to both De Clercq's artistic skill and his dedication to documenting religious landmarks across different countries. Displayed at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, this piece offers visitors an opportunity for reflection while appreciating its historical value within nineteenth-century photography.
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