The kiss in the Garden - after Caravaggio Painting

Judas does not seem to look Christ in the face, but his eyes are straight forward, with the frowned eyebrows, as if to show that a repentance is already making room in him. Jesus experiences betrayal but in his posture he already embodies the Ecce Homo, humiliated, mocked and beaten before being nailed to the cross. His face, fully illuminated, with downcast eyes expresses a mixture of acceptance and of ache. His clasped hands, crossed with the palms facing down, indicate resignation. Behind Jesus there is a young man identified with John, the youngest and most loved disciple, so close and intimate that you can hardly distinguish the line that divides the two hairstyles A part of the young man's tunic, grasped by one of the guards, seems to draw an arc that contains the three protagonists of the scene and the three states of mind: fear, resignation and repentance.

Painting:Oil on Canvas

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:39.4 W x 31.5 H x 0.8 D in

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