Pilate Washing His Hands [recto] (c. 1440/1450)

Hand-colored print of Pilate washing his hands at a yellow basin while an attendant pours water and Christ stands before sold

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Pilate Washing His Hands [recto], c. 1440/1450, National Gallery of Art. Via artnap.com

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About this work

A hand-colored woodcut-style print shows a seated man in a red robe and green hose at a yellow basin while an attendant in green pours water over his hands. A bearded figure in a lavender robe stands before a group of onlookers in an arched doorway, and the tiled floor is patterned in green. This anonymous German work from c. 1440/1450 is held by the National Gallery of Art.

Museum record: National Gallery of Art

Date

c. 1440/1450

Medium

woodcut, hand-colored in lavender, rose, green, yellow, brown, blue, and red on laid paper

Museum

National Gallery of Art

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CC0