Christ Carrying the Cross
Albrecht Dürer · German, 1471-1528
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An engraving titled Christ Carrying the Cross by Albrecht Dürer, dated 1512, showing Christ crowned with thorns and bearing the cross amid armed soldiers thrusting spears. A kneeling figure in the foreground and grieving women at the left witness the procession, rendered in dense fine hatching. The monogram and date 1512 appear in the upper right corner.
