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by Rembrandt van Rijn, 1633
Rembrandt van Rijn depicted the risen Christ appearing to his apostles, capturing their wonder and doubt at this miraculous moment. The composition uses Rembrandt's characteristic dramatic lighting to focus attention on Christ.
Rembrandt's biblical subjects bring scripture to life through psychological insight. His treatment of this scene emphasizes the human response to divine presence. The work is at the Cleveland Museum of Art.

James Pradier, 1825
Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland

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Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland

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Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland

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Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland
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