The Great Passion: The Flagellation
print by Albrecht Dürer from the series Great Passion
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Summary
The Great Passion: The Flagellation is a woodcut print[1]. It is known by 7 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]
Key Facts
- Creator: The Flagellation — creator (P170): Albrecht Dürer[3]
- Instance of: The Flagellation — instance of (P31): print[4]
- Maintained by: The Flagellation — maintained by (P126): Drawings and Prints[5]
- Movement: The Flagellation — movement (P135): German Renaissance[6]
- Genre: The Flagellation — genre (P136): religious art[7]
- Based on: The Flagellation — based on (P144): New Testament[8]
- Follows: The Flagellation — follows (P155): The Large Passion: The Betrayal of Christ[9]
- Followed by: The Flagellation — followed by (P156): Ecce Homo[10]
- Part of the series: The Flagellation — part of the series (P179): Great Passion[11]
- Depicts: The Flagellation — depicts (P180): Jesus Christ[12]
- Made from material: The Flagellation — made from material (P186): paper[13]
- Collection: The Flagellation — collection (P195): Metropolitan Museum of Art[14], The Flagellation — collection (P195): National Gallery of Art[15], The Flagellation — collection (P195): Albertina[16], The Flagellation — collection (P195): Prints in the National Gallery of Art[17], The Flagellation — collection (P195): Rosenwald Collection[18], The Flagellation — collection (P195): Cleveland Museum of Art[19], The Flagellation — collection (P195): Los Angeles County Museum of Art[20]
- Inventory number: 17.37.79[21], 19.70.3[22], 1943.3.3618[23], 1975.653.15[24], 1980.45.456.y[25], 1926.115[26], M.2007.215.1[27]
- Location: The Flagellation — location (P276): National Gallery of Art[28], The Flagellation — location (P276): Cleveland Museum of Art[29]
- Commons category: Great Passion: Flagellation of Christ by Albrecht Dürer[30]
- Country of origin: The Flagellation — country of origin (P495): Germany[31]
- Catalog code: 8 (Grav. Bois)[32], 026[33], C. D. 16[34], 122[35], 117[36]
- Inception: January 1, 1497[37], January 1, 1498[38], January 1, 1500[39]
- Main subject: The Flagellation — main subject (P921): Flagellation of Christ[40]
- Described at URL: https://sempub.ub.uni-heidelberg.de/duerer.online/wisski/navigate/43007/view[41], https://clevelandart.org/art/1926.115[42]
- Location of creation: The Flagellation — location of creation (P1071): Nuremberg[43]
- Depicts Iconclass notation: 73D3532[44]
- Title: The Flagellation[45], The Great Passion: The Flagellation[46]
- Height: 39 cm[47]
- Width: 28 cm[48]