The Resurrection
The Met
Artist: Spanish (Aragonese) Painter(mid-15th century)
Department: European Paintings
Classification: Paintings
Medium: Oil and silver on wood, gold ground
Dimensions: 31 x 24 7/8 in. (78.7 x 63.2 cm)
Credit Line: The Jack and Belle Linsky Collection, 1982
Visual Descriptions
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Brief Description
A haloed figure in a white shroud rises from a pink tomb, surrounded by four sleeping armored guards
Detailed Description
The vertical rectangular painting shows a central figure rising from a pink sarcophagus, surrounded by four sleeping guards against a golden and green landscape. In the center, the figure, with light skin, long dark hair, and a golden halo, steps out of the tomb. The figure wears a white shroud draped over the body, revealing a bare chest and a wound on the right side. The figure holds a tall red staff with a white banner featuring a red cross in the left hand. Wounds are visible on the figure's hands and feet. Behind the figure, a golden sky with dark blue patches transitions into green trees and brown hills. In the foreground, four armored guards are positioned around the tomb. To the left, a guard in light blue armor, a red tunic, and a brown helmet sits, holding a yellow shield. To the right, another guard in dark brown armor and a red cap sits, holding a spiked mace and a round red shield with unintelligible white script. Two additional guards, one in a brown hat and one in a red hat, are partially visible behind the sarcophagus, appearing to be asleep or unconscious, each holding a spear. The ground is a light brown with scattered rocks.
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