Who painted Christ's Entry into Jerusalem [left]?

Christ's Entry into Jerusalem [left] was painted by Master of St. Erasmus in 1455.

Where can I see Christ's Entry into Jerusalem [left]?

Christ's Entry into Jerusalem [left] is held by National Gallery of Art.

What movement is Christ's Entry into Jerusalem [left]?

Christ's Entry into Jerusalem [left] is associated with Renaissance.

Artwork

Christ's Entry into Jerusalem [left]

Master of St. Erasmus , 1455

Christ's Entry into Jerusalem [left] is an ink print by the Renaissance artist Master of St. Erasmus. It dates from 1455 and is held in the collection of the National Gallery of Art. Christ's Entry into Jerusalem is an engraving on laid paper created by the Master of St.

About this work

Overview

Christ's Entry into Jerusalem is an engraving on laid paper created by the Master of St. Erasmus around 1455.

Technique & Style

The work is characterized by rough lines and shading, indicative of early printmaking techniques. The style is stiff and symbolic, consistent with the artistic conventions of its time.

Subject & Meaning

The engraving depicts four figures walking together, with one holding a staff, and a palm branch nearby, referencing the biblical account of Christ's Entry into Jerusalem.