What movement was Master of the Turin Adoration part of?

Master of the Turin Adoration was part of the Northern Renaissance movement.

Where can I see paintings by Master of the Turin Adoration?

Paintings by Master of the Turin Adoration are held by Philadelphia Museum of Art.

Master of the Turin Adoration · Artifact World Gallery

Master of the Turin Adoration is a Northern Renaissance artist. 1 work is cataloged here, principally at Philadelphia Museum of Art.

This anonymous Netherlandish artist painted tiny, crowded scenes packed with dramatic Bible stories. In the 1512 panel *Christ Carrying the Cross* you’ll see Jerusalem’s streets crammed with figures, each gesture sharp enough to read from across the room. Look for the red-robed soldiers pushing Christ forward and the onlookers craning for a better view. Want to zoom in on the faces? Tap the crowd in the left-hand scene of the same work.

Works by Master of the Turin Adoration

Christ Carrying the Cross, with the Entry of Christ into Jerusalem, Christ Driving the Moneychangers from the Temple, the Last Supper, Christ Crowned with Thorns, the Flagellation, Ecce Homo, the Agony in the Garden, and the Crucifixion

Collections represented

Museum

Philadelphia Museum of Art

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