The Flagellation — Spinello Aretino

Spinello Aretino’s The Flagellation 1395, dated 1400, portrays Christ’s suffering with the expressive intensity and devotional gravity of early Italian Renaissance sacred art. The scene forms part of the Passion of Christ, inviting contemplation of sacrifice, endurance, and redemption through its solemn biblical subject. Aretino’s vivid narrative approach and late medieval sensibility give the composition a powerful spiritual presence rooted in the religious art of Tuscany. This museum-inspired reproduction honours the work’s historical character and enduring significance within Christian visual tradition. Printed as a premium matte fine-art print on 200 gsm paper, it brings a profound image of Christ’s Passion into spaces devoted to prayer, reflection, and sacred art.