Titelblatt Mit Dem Schmerzensmann Fur Die Grose Passion.

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"Titelblatt Mit Dem Schmerzensmann Fur Die Grose Passion" (Title Page with the Man of Sorrows for the Large Passion) is a significant work by the renowned German Renaissance artist Albrecht Dürer. Created in the early 16th century, this piece serves as the title page for Dürer's "Large Passion" series, a collection of woodcuts that depict the Passion of Christ. The "Large Passion" series is one of Dürer's most important contributions to religious art and printmaking, showcasing his exceptional skill in woodcut technique and his deep engagement with Christian iconography.

The title page itself features the "Man of Sorrows," a common devotional image in late medieval and early Renaissance art that portrays Christ after his crucifixion, displaying his wounds and suffering. Dürer's depiction is both poignant and powerful, capturing the emotional gravity of Christ's sacrifice. The intricate details and the expressive quality of the woodcut reflect Dürer's mastery in conveying complex theological themes through visual art.

Dürer's "Large Passion" series, including the title page, was published in 1511, although the individual woodcuts were created over several years, starting around 1497. This series, along with his other works like the "Small Passion" and the "Life of the Virgin," solidified Dürer's reputation as one of the leading printmakers of his time. The "Large Passion" was intended for a broad audience, making the narratives of Christ's suffering and redemption accessible to the public, and it played a significant role in the dissemination of religious imagery during the Reformation.

The "Titelblatt Mit Dem Schmerzensmann Fur Die Grose Passion" not only exemplifies Dürer's technical prowess but also his ability to evoke deep spiritual and emotional responses from viewers. It remains a testament to his enduring legacy in the history of art and his influence on subsequent generations of artists.

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