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''' Scenes from the Life of Jesus ''' (1865-1879) is a series of 23 painting by [[Carl H. Bloch]].
''' Scenes from the Life of Jesus ''' (1865-1879) is a series of 23 paintings by [[Carl H. Bloch]].


==Abstract==
==Abstract==
The Life of Jesus is illustrated in 23 scenes, including:
The Life of Jesus is illustrated in 23 scenes, including:
*[[Teaching in the Temple]]
*[http://art.hopegallery.com/full/4/4698ED44675878DD0B25353B96CB622E.jpg Annunciation to Mary]
*[[Marriage at Cana]]
*[http://art.hopegallery.com/full/7/7DD1596091FC30CB33D7E615356CBE84.jpg Mary and Elisabeth]
*[[Sermon on the Mount]]
*[http://art.hopegallery.com/full/2/258C69FED58A1F2D49CBFAEC3D5544B4.jpg Shepherds in the Field]
*[[Christ and the Children]]
*[http://art.hopegallery.com/full/9/9C91CBDA178C7D846575C4D8475A388F.jpg Manger Scene]
*[[The Daughter of Jairus]]
*[http://art.hopegallery.com/full/1/19CEBFC19B0270FF80F5B2AAA035A70D.jpg Flight into Egypt]
*[[Healing the Blind Man]]
*[http://art.hopegallery.com/full/0/025A163F073FBDB8949775AE715692D9.jpg Teaching in the Temple]
*[http://art.hopegallery.com/full/E/EDE8119CBBF65FE3E8BA03A7C33C6210.jpg Baptism]
*[http://art.hopegallery.com/full/F/F0891753EB8691E6FEEDC63606D3A179.jpg Marriage at Cana]
*[http://art.hopegallery.com/full/2/26048D24A5AA17EC0045A652EE6EDB22.jpg Sermon on the Mount]
*[http://art.hopegallery.com/full/4/459CE85A32C16A8352656A1A55F5F26B.jpg Christ and the Children]
*[http://art.hopegallery.com/full/D/D693ACDDB3D7863142ACFDCA366F6FF5.jpg Healing the Blind Man]
*[http://art.hopegallery.com/full/7/7537FA304A1643E747E1478336EBD046.jpg Transfiguration of Christ]
*[http://art.hopegallery.com/full/7/7537FA304A1643E747E1478336EBD046.jpg Transfiguration of Christ]
*[http://art.hopegallery.com/full/5/5C882C98061A23B91EFDCA2EFB12BAA5.jpg Woman at the Well]
*[http://art.hopegallery.com/full/5/5C882C98061A23B91EFDCA2EFB12BAA5.jpg Woman at the Well]
*[[Raising Lazarus]]
*[http://art.hopegallery.com/full/7/7ED3E0120C802E10B0AC394FEE72C4A0.jpg Raising Lazarus]
*[[Cleansing the Temple]]
*[http://art.hopegallery.com/full/9/988550F3519C24BE2918D76BA896CE56.jpg Cleansing the Temple]  
*[[Healing at the Pool of Bethesda]]
*[http://art.hopegallery.com/full/8/83BA2DE110816BE2BA246B8EAADF6C01.jpg Last Supper]
*[http://art.hopegallery.com/full/8/83BA2DE110816BE2BA246B8EAADF6C01.jpg Last Supper]
*[[The Entombment of Christ]]
*[http://art.hopegallery.com/full/D/D8203030CF01FC960910F5FF987260B0.jpg Gethsemane]
*[http://art.hopegallery.com/full/1/12261DA8299F9E16F1D582A2062D0D38.jpg The Entombment of Christ]
*[http://art.hopegallery.com/full/E/E96435AA7D3EDD77283547345D9E1DD6.jpg Resurrection]


==History and current location==
==History and current location==
Painted between 1865 and 1879, for the King's Praying Chamber in the newly restored Frederiksborg Castle Chapel (which had been ravaged by fire in 1859).


==External links==
==External links==
*[http://www.carlbloch.com/php/index.php Carl H. Bloch Website]
*[http://www.carlbloch.com/php/index.php Carl H. Bloch Website]


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[[Category:Paintings|1865 Bloch]]
[[Category:Paintings|1865 Bloch]]
[[Category:Made in the 1860s|1865 Bloch]]
 
[[Category:Life of Jesus (subject)|1865 Bloch]]
 
[[Category:Jesus of Nazareth (subject)|1865 Bloch]]
[[Category:Jesus of Nazareth (subject)|1865 Bloch]]
[[Category:Jesus of Nazareth--art (subject)|1865 Bloch]]

Latest revision as of 17:39, 1 March 2017

Scenes from the Life of Jesus (1865-1879) is a series of 23 paintings by Carl H. Bloch.

Abstract

The Life of Jesus is illustrated in 23 scenes, including:

History and current location

Painted between 1865 and 1879, for the King's Praying Chamber in the newly restored Frederiksborg Castle Chapel (which had been ravaged by fire in 1859).

External links