The Betrayal of Christ — Sassetta

Sassetta’s The Betrayal of Christ, dated 1437–1444, portrays a pivotal moment in the Passion through the refined visual language of the Early Renaissance. Christ stands at the centre of the unfolding biblical drama, surrounded by figures whose gestures convey the solemn tension of betrayal and arrest. Sassetta’s graceful forms, expressive detail, and characteristically Sienese sensitivity bring spiritual gravity to the scene, creating a devotional image that invites contemplation of Christ’s sacrifice. This museum-inspired reproduction honours the sacred narrative and luminous elegance of the original artwork. Printed as a premium matte fine-art print on 200 gsm paper, it brings a profound image of faith, sorrow, and redemption into contemplative interiors.