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Things – T16607

Ecce homo

(London, BM)

Details

Previous states

Following states

Matrices

Albrecht Dürer (printmaker), Ecce homo (Höltzel). Part of Dürer's Great Passion (Höltzel)

Complex object

In-Urus parts

Actors

Albrecht Dürer (21 May 1471 - 6 April 1528) printmaker : 1497 - 1498

Places

London, British Museum (E,3.81) storage place

In-Urus image-to-image interactions

⇥ Ecce homo. Part of Poliptych from Wieniawa (Wieniawa, parish church of St Catherine)
⇥ Ecce Homo (Dębno Podhalańskie, parish church of St. Michael the Archangel). Part of Triptych (Dębno Podhalańskie, parish church of St. Michael the Archangel)
⇥ Furriers' Coat of Arms. In Baltazar Behem, Codex picturatus Balthasaris Behem, manuscript (Cracow, BJ), fol. 224v
⇥ Crucifixion. Part of Poliptych from Wieniawa (Wieniawa, parish church of St Catherine)
⇥ Ecce Homo (Cracow, Wawel Cathedral, Czartoryski chapel). Part of Triptych of Jan Olbracht
⇥ Ecce Homo. Part of Diptych with Scenes from the Life of Christ ("Sigismund II Augustus's Altarpiece") (Cracow, MNK, MCzart)
⇥ Crossbowmen. In Baltazar Behem, Codex picturatus Balthasaris Behem, manuscript (Cracow, BJ), fol. 295r
⇥ Hans Süss von Kulmbach (painter), Beheading of Empress Faustina. Part of Poliptych with the legend of St Catherine from the Boner Chapel (Cracow, parish church of the Assumption of Virgin Mary)

In-Urus image-to-narrative interactions

Iconography description

Ecce homo (Iconclass: 73D36)

Narrative

Functional context

Caption

Thing liknesses

Inscriptions, Markings and Mentions

Matrix inscriptions

Thing mention

References

Graphic catalogue entry

Matrices' graphic catalogue entries

Bartsch: VII.117.9
Hollstein German: VII, Albrecht Dürer, 118
Knappe, Dürer: 188

Web resources

external link

Bibliography

Comments

State of art

Wchodzi w skład serii 11 kompozycji oraz strony tytułowej. Powstawał w dwóch etapach - ok. 1496-1500 (6 kompozycji) oraz 1510 (5 kompozycji i strona tytułowa). W 1511 roku całość wydana w Norymberdze wraz z towarzyszącym tekstem benedyktyńskiego mnicha Benedictusa Chelidiniusa (Passio Domini Nostri Jesu: Ex Hieronymo Paduano, Dominico Mancino, Sedulio et Baptista Mantuano).

Credits

Created on

2021-10-13 13:41

Edited by

Grażyna Jurkowlaniec

Last update by

Grażyna Jurkowlaniec (2023-06-27 21:01)