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The resurrection of Christ, holding a banner in his right hand
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The resurrection of Christ, holding a banner in his right hand
The resurrection of Christ, holding a banner in his right hand, soldiers surrounding the tomb, some falling away, 1561
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Bible Scene Bonasone Giulio Christ Jesus Da Cadore Easter Etching And Engraving Fear Giulio Bonasone Guards Mausoleum Miracle Miraculous Passion Of Christ Resurrection Risen Terrified Terror Titian Tiziano Vecelli Tiziano Vecellio Vecellio Tiziano Biblical Standard
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This print showcases Giulio Bonasone's masterpiece, "The resurrection of Christ, holding a banner in his right hand". Created in the 16th century during the Renaissance period, this engraving depicts a powerful biblical scene from the New Testament. In the image, we witness soldiers surrounding the tomb where Jesus was laid to rest after his crucifixion. As Christ rises from death, he holds a majestic banner in his right hand symbolizing victory over sin and death. The soldiers' reactions vary; some are falling away in fear while others remain frozen with terror. This artwork beautifully captures both the miraculous nature of Christ's resurrection and the human response to such an extraordinary event. Giulio Bonasone's attention to detail is evident as every element within this etching and engraving contributes to its overall impact. From the intricate flag design to each soldier's expression of awe or dread, every aspect adds depth and emotion to this religious portrayal. Displayed at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, this piece stands as a testament not only to Bonasone's artistic talent but also serves as a reminder of Christianity's central belief in Christ's triumph over death. Through its timeless beauty and profound spiritual significance, this artwork continues to inspire viewers centuries later.
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