Jesus at Bethany (1886 – 1894) by James Tissot

Jesus at Bethany - James Tissot - 1886 - 1894

Artwork Information

TitleJesus at Bethany
ArtistJames Tissot
Date1886 - 1894
Art MovementRealism
Current LocationBrooklyn Museum, New York City, NY, US

About Jesus at Bethany

The artwork titled “Jesus at Bethany” was created by James Tissot between 1886 and 1894. It belongs to the Realism art movement and falls under the genre of religious painting. Currently, the artwork is housed in the Brooklyn Museum in New York City, NY, US.

In the artwork, a solemn scene unfolds, capturing a poignant moment with a group of figures gathered around, adorned in traditional robes. Jesus, positioned to the right, is depicted with a serene demeanor, seated on a stone ledge. Surrounding him are several women who appear deeply moved, their body language and expressions conveying a sense of mourning or contemplation. The composition is rich with earthy tones, intricate details, and displays a lush, natural background filled with trees and flowers, suggesting an outdoor setting. The atmosphere of reverence and grief is palpable, enhancing the religious and emotional depth of the painting.

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