The Man Of Sorrows Mocked By A Soldier (b. 4; M., Holl. 113)

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"The Man of Sorrows Mocked by a Soldier" is an engraving by the German Renaissance artist Albrecht Dürer, created around 1490. This work is part of a series of small passion engravings that Dürer produced, which depict various scenes from the Passion of Christ. The engraving, catalogued as B. 4 and Meder, Hollstein 113, showcases Dürer's technical skill and his ability to convey complex emotions through his art.

The image presents a poignant scene where Christ, crowned with thorns and holding the reed scepter, is mocked by a soldier. Dürer's depiction of Christ is particularly moving, as he captures the solemnity and suffering of the Man of Sorrows with a profound sense of empathy. The soldier's figure, often interpreted as a representation of the artist's self-portrait, adds a layer of personal reflection to the work, suggesting Dürer's own meditation on human cruelty and divine suffering.

Measuring only a few inches, the small scale of the engraving belies the depth of its detail and the intensity of its emotional impact. Dürer's mastery of the engraving medium is evident in the fine lines and intricate details that bring the scene to life. The work is exemplary of Dürer's early period, where he was heavily influenced by the Gothic style, yet it also hints at the artist's developing interest in humanism and the Italian Renaissance.

"The Man of Sorrows Mocked by a Soldier" is held in high regard by art historians and collectors alike, and it is considered an important piece within Dürer's oeuvre. The engraving can be found in various museum collections and has been the subject of scholarly analysis, which often focuses on its theological implications, its place within the context of Dürer's body of work, and its influence on the portrayal of religious themes in Northern Renaissance art.

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