Scenes from the Passion of Christ – Hans Memling – Catholic Art Print – Archival Quality

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Scenes from the Passion of Christ – Hans Memling – Catholic Art Print – Archival QualityThis intriguing painting contains 23 vignettes from the Passion of Christ. Starting in the upper left, Jesus makes his triumphant entry into Jerusalem. The narrative is more or less left to right, from nighttime of the agony and arrest, to day of the trials before Pilate, and then the Crucifixion and Resurrection. In the far upper right, we have Jesus telling Mary Magdalene not to cling to him. This painting is exquisitely done and fascinating to look

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