Flagellation of Christ

"Flagellation of Christ" by Il Sodoma exemplifies his unique style, blending the High renaissance techniques of early 16th-century Rome with the traditions of the provincial Sienese school. As a prominent religious painting, the work captures the intense moment of Christ's suffering, showcasing Sodoma’s skill in composition and emotional expression. His mastery of color and dramatic portrayal reflects both his Roman influences and Sienese roots. The painting’s vivid realism and spiritual gravity demonstrate Sodoma’s contribution to Renaissance art while emphasizing its religious significance.