The image you’ve provided does not correspond to the information given. The artwork described as “Boy Playing Stringed Instrument and Singing” attributed to Hendrick Terbrugghen from the Baroque movement and classified as a genre painting is not depicted in the image. Instead, the image shows a classical portrayal of the Crucifixion of Jesus Christ.
This particular artwork is characterized by a central figure, Jesus, nailed to the cross with blood trickling from his wounds. To the left, there appears to be a figure traditionally identified as the Virgin Mary, cloaked in blue and white, her face depicting sorrow. To the right of Jesus is another figure often identified as Saint John, wearing a vibrant green robe with a red drape over his shoulder, gazing upwards towards Jesus. Below the cross lies a skull and bones, symbolizing Golgotha, the place of the skull where the crucifixion took place. This symbolism is typical of Crucifixion scenes in Christian art. The painting demonstrates a mastery of chiaroscuro and dramatic lighting that is indicative of Baroque art, emphasizing the emotional intensity of the scene.
