Four Scenes from the Passion

"Four Scenes from the Passion" is a series of paintings by Bernard van Orley, created around 1520, that depicts key moments from the Passion of Christ, reflecting the artist's integration of Northern Renaissance and Italian influences. The work is notable for its intricate detail and emotional depth, characteristic of van Orley's style, and is currently housed in the collection of the Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium.

"Four Scenes from the Passion" by Bernard van Orley, created in 1520, is an oil on wood painting that presents a series of narrative vignettes depicting key moments from the Passion of Christ. The work is characterized by its intricate detail, vibrant color palette, and the use of rich textures, which collectively enhance the emotional intensity of the depicted scenes.