Spanish School (XVIII-XIX) - Ecce Homo

Ecce Homo (Jesus Christ with the crown of thorns, hands bound with a rope around the neck and holding a staff), with a style that recalls the colonial or religious painting tradition of the 17th century
• Iconography: It represents the moment when Jesus is presented to the crowd before his crucifixion, characterized by the melancholic gaze upward, the braided crown of thorns, the marks of the scourging, and the bound hands.
• Style and origin: This type of piece is usually associated with religious painting schools (such as the New Spanish or European schools of the 17th- XIX centuries), used for both private devotion and for processional standards.