Pilate yielding Jesus to be crucified

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"Pilate Yielding Jesus to Be Crucified" is a painting by the Scottish artist William Brassey Hole (1846–1917), known for his religious and historical works. The painting depicts the biblical scene from the New Testament in which Pontius Pilate, the Roman governor of Judea, hands over Jesus Christ to the crowd to be crucified. This moment, often referred to as the "Ecce Homo" scene, captures Pilate's act of washing his hands, symbolizing his attempt to absolve himself of responsibility for Jesus's fate, while the crowd clamors for Jesus's crucifixion.

Hole's interpretation of this pivotal moment is characterized by his attention to historical accuracy and detail, as well as his use of dramatic lighting and composition to convey the gravity of the event. The painting is part of Hole's larger body of work that includes a series of religious paintings, which often reflect his interest in the life of Christ and the early Christian period.

While the exact date of creation for "Pilate Yielding Jesus to Be Crucified" is not well-documented, it is likely to have been produced during the late 19th or early 20th century, a period when Hole was actively creating works with biblical themes. The painting would have been intended for a Victorian audience, which had a strong appetite for religious art that provided moral instruction and visual engagement with biblical narratives.

As with many of Hole's works, this painting would have been created using traditional oil painting techniques, and it may have been exhibited in art galleries or used as an illustration in published Bibles or religious texts, which was a common practice for Hole's artwork. The painting's current location or ownership status is not widely known, and it may reside in a private collection or as part of a museum's holdings that specialize in Victorian or religious art.

William Brassey Hole's work, including "Pilate Yielding Jesus to Be Crucified," contributes to the rich tradition of religious art and offers insight into the Victorian era's cultural and artistic engagement with biblical subjects.

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