The last piece I will use for this paper is Edouard Manet’s The Dead Christ and the Angels, (1864), which he received a lot of criticism for because of his harsh treatment of the death of Christ. With these four pieces of art, I intend to explore the timeless interest in spirituality in art as a medium for the expression of Man’s understanding of divinity, power and life...
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In all four pieces, spirituality is treated in different ways and they are in stark contrast to one another. For me, the most reverent of all four is Rembrandt’s Aristotle because Rembrandt painted a question that has plagued mortals, and his portrayal is treated with a sensitivity that renders the portrait a timeless classic...
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Rembrandt In fact, besides his face no other skin is showing. Perhaps his hands would have taken away some of the light from his face, and his intention may have to draw the audience’s attention immediately to his face...	3 / 644
The Lamentation over the Dead Christ Rembrandt uses contour and actual lines throughout the painting. The center point is Jesus in the middle being crucified on the cross. The emphasis is on Jesus...	2 / 548
Spirituality I'm not saying that it is wrong to believe in the religion that we have been taught. I just think we should consider the source in which we learned this religion...	2 / 515
Self-portraits - Van Gogh And Rembrandt This self portrait is one I consider to be among his best. This work provides an insight into Rembrandt's indifference to self-consciousness as you can see an aged, wrinkled man with a large broad nose and gray wisps of hair, all of which he has made no attempt to positively alter, he simply strives for realism in his works and finds no reason to alter the physical reality of his work for mere aesthetic purposes...	4 / 844