Ecce Homo (Pilate Presenting Christ) by Tintoretto - Canvas Print

About Tintoretto’s Ecce Homo (Pontius Pilate Presenting Christ to the Crowd)

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Tintoretto painted this work from 1546-1547.

Ecce Homo translates to “Behold The Man.” The painting depicts Pontius Pilate presenting Jesus to a hateful crowd.

You can see the crown of thorns on the head of Jesus. There is a mild look of amusement on the face of Pontius Pilate.

Today this work of art hangs in the Sao Paulo Museum of Art.

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About The Artist

Tintoretto was an Italian artist alive from 1581 to 1594. Not much is known about his childhood. He came from a family of modest means. His birth name was Jacobo Robusti but he gained the nickname Tintoretto because his father was a dyer. Many recognize him for his speed in painting and bold style.