Kaisheim Altarpiece: Flagellation of Christ

The artwork Kaisheim Altarpiece: Flagellation of Christ is a painting created in 1502. It is currently held at the Alte Pinakothek and measures 0.85 meters wide and 1.42 meters tall. Unfortunately, there is no information available about the author's name or a more detailed description of the artwork.

However, based on the title and what is visible in the image, we can see it depicts the biblical scene of the Flagellation of Christ. Jesus Christ, wearing only a white cloth, stands bound to a column in the center of the image. He is surrounded by several men, some dressed in contemporary clothing and others in armor, who are actively whipping him with various instruments. The scene is set within an architectural space with a tiled floor and a glimpse of a window in the background. The artist's style appears to be from the Northern Renaissance period, characterized by its attention to detail, realistic portrayal of figures, and vibrant use of color.