"The Risen Christ Presenting the Redeemed of the Old Dispensation to his Mother" is a notable work attributed to the Master of the Legend of Saint Lazarus, a 15th-century artist active in the Southern Netherlands. This painting exemplifies the thematic interplay between resurrection and redemption, reflecting the theological concerns of the period, particularly the significance of Christ's resurrection in relation to the salvation of Old Testament figures.
"The Risen Christ Presenting the Redeemed of the Old Dispensation to his Mother," attributed to the Master of the Legend of Saint Lazarus, features a central composition where the resurrected Christ, depicted with a serene expression and draped in a flowing white robe, presents a group of figures representing the redeemed souls to the Virgin Mary. The painting is characterized by its rich color palette, intricate detailing of garments, and a harmonious arrangement that emphasizes the emotional connection between Christ and Mary, set against a softly illuminated background that enhances the spiritual atmosphere of the scene.
