Ecce Homo (1566 – 1567) by Tintoretto

Ecce Homo - Tintoretto - 1566 - 1567

Artwork Information

TitleEcce Homo
ArtistTintoretto
Date1566 - 1567
Mediumoil,canvas
Dimensions285 x 400 cm
Art MovementMannerism (Late Renaissance)

About Ecce Homo

“Ecce Homo” is an artwork created by the Italian artist Tintoretto between 1566 and 1567. This oil painting on canvas, which measures 285 by 400 centimeters, belongs to the Mannerism movement of the Late Renaissance period and falls under the genre of religious painting.

The artwork depicts a poignant religious scene with Jesus Christ at its center. Christ, seated and adorned with the crown of thorns, exudes an aura of serenity amidst the turmoil. His partially draped figure is surrounded by various other figures, including a soldier in gleaming armor on the left and other attendants, possibly presenting him to the onlookers. The use of dramatic lighting highlights the central figure while casting shadows that heighten the sense of depth and emotion. The rich, warm color palette and the detailed rendering of the figures’ expressions and postures further enhance the narrative power of the composition. The overall effect is both dynamic and solemn, capturing the pivotal moment with profound intensity.

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