Flagellation of Christ by Matthias Stom

This stunning rendition of the 2nd Sorrowful mystery of the rosary was painted by Matthias Stom in 1640. Also known as the Scourging at the Pillar, the Flagellation is one of the final events in Jesus' life.

Unlike most other works in the period, Matthias Stom places the source of light near the center of the painting. The torch shines brightly on Christ, showing His unblemished skin just before the flagellation begins. Onlookers gawk as the roman soldiers swing the first blows. Jesus looks down, face determined, ready to drink the cup which His Father has prepared for Him.

Make your home a cathedral - where Christ will lift you up again, no matter how many times you have been struck down - with the Flagellation of Christ.

Ready to hang the moment it arrives, the stretched canvas comes on a hidden wooden frame, perfect to view your new artwork from any angle. Printed on high-quality 200 gsm photo canvas and stretched onto a hand-assembled frame, the stretched canvas is meant to last up to 200 years. Ultra-high quality 1200 x 2400 DPI print.