The Passion: The Flagellation
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The Passion: The Flagellation by Hendrick Goltzius (Dutch, 1558–1617) (1597). Dudley P. Allen Fund Rights: CC0. https://clevelandart.org/art/1982.122

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Goltzius situates his flagellation scene in an urban setting, rather than an open landscape; the compressed space serves to intensify the action. Bound tightly to a tall column, Jesus is whipped by two men, the one on the left wielding a leather whip tipped with barbs; the one on the right with bundled birch branches. Jesus’s body is powerfully muscled, but his face is anguished and gaunt. This engraving was included in a series of 12 prints by Goltzius illustrating the Passion of Christ, extremely popular during the artist’s lifetime and beyond, and inspiring many copies.

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A detailed engraving depicts Christ being led to his crucifixion, surrounded by Roman soldiers and onlookers.

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