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In the collection of Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland · as of July 2026
FROM THE CLEVELAND MUSEUM OF ART’S CATALOG
Because Lucas van Leyden usually carved his copper plates with thin, shallow lines, the plates wore down quickly; impressions this fine are especially rare. He engraved several versions of the scene of Christ presented to the people, focusing on the moment at which Christ was condemned to die on the cross. Here, he placed Christ in a shallow vestibule before an angry mob within a town and landscape setting that could be 16th-century Europe. This is one of nine engravings of the Passion of Christ in an unusual round shape; the prints feature a decorative border that was printed from a separate ring-shaped plate.
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Lucas van Leyden — Ecce Homo, from the Circular Passion
Lucas van Leyden — The Flagellation, from the Circular Passi
Lucas van Leyden — Christ Crowned with Thorns, from the Circ
Lucas van Leyden — The Mocking of Christ, from the Circular
Lucas van Leyden — Christ before Annas, from the Circular Pa
Lambert van Noort — St. George and the Sorcerer of Dacian
Hendrick Goltzius — Christ Before Pilate, plate five from Th
Zacharias Dolendo (Dutch, 1561–1604) — Passion Set: Flagell
Clement de Jonghe|Lucas van Leyden — Joseph Interpreting Pha
Master MZ — The King's Sons Shooting Their Father's Corpse
Girolamo Macchietti|Matthaeus Greuter — Christ presented to
Antonio Tempesta|Otto van Veen — Plate 21: Envoys from Colog