The Resurrected Christ
Resurrection of Jesus
Colors in this work
Details
- Artist
- Titian
- Date
- 1511–1512
- Medium
- panel; oil paint
- Holding institution
- Uffizi Gallery
- Palette
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- Image provider
- wikimedia-commons
- License
- Public domain
- Credit
- Uffizi Gallery
Art Genome Taxonomy
11 tags
Subject Matter
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Bible Story Metadata · 99%
The catalog describes the work as “Resurrection of Jesus” and gives the title The Resurrected Christ, identifying a biblical narrative.
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Deities and Holy Figures Metadata · 98%
The catalog identifies the subject as Jesus in the context of his resurrection, supporting a holy-figure subject.
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Human Figure Visual · 99%
A single nearly full-length male figure dominates the composition and is rendered with clearly emphasized anatomy.
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Contrapposto Visual · 90%
The figure’s weight shifts between the legs, with one leg more firmly extended and the other bent, producing a counterbalanced standing pose.
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Nude Visual · 99%
The figure’s exposed torso, limbs, and upper legs are only partially covered by drapery around the hips and legs.
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Landscapes Visual · 95%
Trees, distant hills, sky, clouds, and an open ground or water-like area establish an outdoor landscape setting behind the figure.
Styles and Movements
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Renaissance Art Interpretive · 90%
Titian’s 1511–1512 painting, with its idealized monumental figure and sacred subject, is consistent with Renaissance art.
Visual Qualities
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Dynamism Visual · 97%
The raised arm, diagonal banner staff, streaming drapery, and asymmetrical leg position give the composition a pronounced sense of movement.
Medium and Techniques
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Oil on Panel Metadata · 99%
The catalog specifies the medium as panel and oil paint.
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Large Brushstrokes/Loose Brushwork Visual · 84%
Broad, visibly painterly passages are apparent in the modeling of the figure, the drapery, the clouds, and the surrounding landscape.
Time Periods
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16th Century Art Metadata · 99%
The catalog dates the painting to 1511–1512, placing it within the sixteenth century.
Source & rights
Titian. uffizi.it
High-resolution sources
- Original image ↗ 2,348 × 3,813 · Wikimedia Commons · Availability not yet probed