# Ecce Homo

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## Artwork

- Artist: [PALOMINO, Acislo Antonio](<https://beta.wga.hu/artists/palomino-acislo-antonio-r9b7107b52143d3>)
- Date: 1651-1700
- Technique: Oil on canvas, 106 x 77 cm

## Commentary

The emotional intensity of this scene is heightened through the removal of the figure from any narrative to create a purely devotional image. It seems likely that Palomino&#39;s design was inspired by Titian&#39;s celebrated treatment of the subject on slate painted for the Emperor Charles V, which was in the Escorial by 1574. Palomino&#39;s first-hand knowledge of Titian&#39;s original would explain the similar pose of Christ adopted here, turned to the right, with his head bowed, set against a dark background.

## Related artworks

- [Allegory of Air](<https://beta.wga.hu/artists/palomino-acislo-antonio-r9b7107b52143d3/allegory-of-air-rebcc341da7fbd6>)
- [Allegory of Fire](<https://beta.wga.hu/artists/palomino-acislo-antonio-r9b7107b52143d3/allegory-of-fire-r3a704fd73ac992>)
- [Assumption of the Virgin](<https://beta.wga.hu/artists/palomino-acislo-antonio-r9b7107b52143d3/assumption-of-the-virgin-re84f97f8bf6fcd>)

## Attribution

[Web Gallery of Art](<https://beta.wga.hu/pages/about>)
