1844 - Various ways of crucifying
engraving antique from 1844 originally published for a religious work from the Catholic workshops of Petit-Montrouge, to illustrate the history of Judaism and the Old Testament. Under the direction of Théophile Blanchard and Barrière brother. It represents 3 methods of crucifying a person. The first uses the image of Jesus on the cross (First view) with Jerusalem in the background.
Dimensions: 25 x 37 cm
Please look at the photos carefully, not all common defects can be described. Average condition with various defects or marks of time. Some slight foxing.
Crucifixion or crucifixion is an antique method of execution consisting of placing the tortured person on a cross, a T-shaped stand or a tree and tying them up by various means. There are several variations of the torture found in different periods and in different civilizations.
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