Great 17th-century Flemish Painting, Christ Mocked

A splendid 17th-century Flemish painting. This painting oil on canvas depicts a powerfully emotional religious subject: Christ Mocked Among His Executioners. The scene depicts Jesus, bound and wearing a crown of thorns, surrounded by soldiers and figures expressing a mixture of mockery and cruelty.

The painting echoes the celebrated compositional structure made famous by Anton Van Dyck, currently on display at Princeton University in the United States. The light, strongly influenced by Caravaggio, focuses on the tortured bust of Christ, while the faces of the soldiers emerge from the dark background with an intense and immediate naturalism. Perfect for those seeking paintings with a strong spiritual impact, ideal for prestigious spaces, whether classic or modern.

20th-century frame in carved and gilded wood, beautifully decorated, with some signs of aging. The artwork has already been restored with relining, replacement of the stretcher, and restoration of the color in some areas. Overall, it is in good condition. Internal dimensions: H 100 x W 83 cm.
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