Black and white drawing of Christ on the right side being flogged by two men on the left side. The background has curved lines suggesting a stone archway. Christ wears a loincloth and has his hands secured to a column on the right. The torturers are dressed in 16th-century European clothing. One torturer's back faces the viewer, while the other faces right toward Christ. The man on the right holds a rod, and both have muscular physiques. The scene includes detailed linework and shading typical of engravings from that period.
Artwork Details
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- 617 × 893 px
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