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Christ Adulterous Woman Seated front temple Christ speaks
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Christ Adulterous Woman Seated front temple Christ speaks
Christ with the Adulterous Woman, Christ and the Adulterous Woman. Seated in front of the temple, Christ speaks with raised finger to the crowds, a young woman standing opposite him with her hands in front of her. On the left some disciples, on the right below the listeners some mothers with children. Behind Christ a gallery with hermes, in the background an architectural perspective, Pharisees bring a woman accused or adultery before Christ (John 8: 2-11), Jacopo Tintoretto, 1550 - 1580, canvas, oil paint (paint), h 160 cm × w 225 cm d 7.5 cm
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1550 1580 2 11 Adulterous Woman Adultery Architectural Perspective Background Children Crowds Disciples Front Gallery Hands Hermes Jacopo Tintoretto Listeners Mothers Seated Temple Oil Paint
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This print captures the powerful scene of "Christ with the Adulterous Woman" painted by Jacopo Tintoretto. Set in front of a majestic temple, Christ stands at the center, addressing a crowd with his finger raised in emphasis. Opposite him, a young woman nervously stands with her hands clasped together, representing the adulterous woman accused before Christ. To the left of Christ, his disciples observe intently while onlookers listen attentively to his words. Among them are mothers holding their children close, seeking solace and guidance from this profound encounter. Behind Christ, a gallery adorned with statues of Hermes adds an air of grandeur to the composition. In the background lies an architectural perspective that enhances the depth and scale of this dramatic moment. The Pharisees can be seen bringing forward the accused woman as described in John 8:2-11. Tintoretto's masterful use of oil paint brings life and emotion to every brushstroke captured in this remarkable canvas measuring 160 cm in height and 225 cm in width. This print from Liszt Collection allows viewers to appreciate Tintoretto's artistic genius and experience firsthand this poignant biblical narrative that continues to resonate through time.
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