Flagellation of Christ

Carlo Crivelli’s "Flagellation of Christ" (1468) is a compelling religious painting created during the Early renaissance period. This artwork, executed in tempera on a wood panel, depicts the brutal biblical scene of Christ being whipped, capturing intense emotion and drama. Crivelli’s detailed technique emphasizes both realism and spiritual significance, characteristic of his regional style. The painting’s gold accents and vivid coloration enhance its visual impact, making it a notable example of religious storytelling from this era.