Christ shown to the people

Summary

Christ shown to the people is a woodcut print^[1].

Key Facts

• Christ shown to the people is the creator of Albrecht Dürer^[2].
• Christ shown to the people's image is recorded as Albrecht Dürer, Ecce Homo, probably c. 1509-1510, NGA 6769.jpg^[3].
• Christ shown to the people's instance of is recorded as woodcut print^[4].
• Christ shown to the people's movement is recorded as German Renaissance^[5].
• Christ shown to the people's genre is recorded as religious art^[6].
• Christ shown to the people's based on is recorded as New Testament^[7].
• Christ shown to the people's part of the series is recorded as Little Passion^[8].
• Christ shown to the people's collection is recorded as National Gallery of Art^[9].
• Christ shown to the people's collection is recorded as British Museum^[10].
• Christ shown to the people's collection is recorded as Prints in the National Gallery of Art^[11].
• Christ shown to the people's collection is recorded as Rosenwald Collection^[12].
• Christ shown to the people's inventory number is recorded as 1943.3.3651^[13].
• Christ shown to the people's location is recorded as National Gallery of Art^[14].
• Christ shown to the people's location is recorded as Connecticut College^[15].
• Christ shown to the people's Commons category is recorded as Small Passion: Ecce homo by Albrecht Dürer^[16].
• Christ shown to the people's catalog code is recorded as 35 (Grav. Bois)^[17].
• Christ shown to the people's catalog code is recorded as 105^[18].
• Christ shown to the people's catalog code is recorded as C. D. 79^[19].
• Christ shown to the people's catalog code is recorded as 241^[20].
• +1509-00-00T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Christ shown to the people^[21].
• +1509-01-01T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Christ shown to the people^[22].
• +1511-01-01T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Christ shown to the people^[23].
• Christ shown to the people's main subject is recorded as Ecce Homo^[24].
• Christ shown to the people's described at URL is recorded as http://www.nga.gov/content/ngaweb/Collection/art-object-page.6769.html^[25].
• Christ shown to the people's title is recorded as Ecce Homo^[26].

Body

Works and Contributions

Christ shown to the people is the creator of Albrecht Dürer^[2].