We want Barabbas (Ecce Homo) (1852) by Honore Daumier
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Step into the tumultuous world of Honore Daumier's iconic lithograph, "We Want Barabbas (Ecce Homo)." Created in the midst of the 1848 French Revolution, this powerful image serves as a searing indictment of the hypocrisy and mob mentality that can corrupt justice.
Daumier's Techniques: Caricature and Symbolism for ImpactDaumier's mastery of caricature is evident in his depiction of the crowd. Distorted features and exaggerated gestures convey the irrationality and blind passion that drives them. The contrast between the grotesque crowd and the isolated figure of Christ highlights the absurdity of their demand.
Beyond the Image: Symbolism and Political ContextThe title, "Ecce Homo" (Behold the Man), evokes the biblical moment when Pilate presents a scourged Christ to the crowd. However, Daumier subverts this religious allusion to expose the hypocrisy of a society that claims to value justice but succumbs to the whims of the mob.
Artistic Legacy: Daumier's Influence on Social Commentary"We Want Barabbas" is a testament to Daumier's unwavering commitment to social justice. His work has inspired countless artists and activists who use art as a powerful tool for exposing societal flaws.
Feelings Conveyed: Outrage, Disillusionment, and the Perversion of JusticeDaumier's work evokes a visceral sense of outrage and disillusionment. It confronts viewers with the harsh reality of mob mentality and the fragility of justice. The image serves as a timeless reminder of the dangers of allowing prejudice and fear to sway our decisions.
Experience the Masterpiece in Your Own SpaceThis museum-quality print captures the full power of Daumier's original. "We Want Barabbas" becomes a poignant reminder of the importance of critical thinking, empathy, and the unwavering pursuit of justice.
Let Honore Daumier's "We Want Barabbas (Ecce Homo)" spark meaningful conversations, challenge complacency, and ignite a passion for social justice.Fade-Resistant Canvas
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Type | Giclee Art Print |
Canvas material | Archival-grade polycotton-mix canvas |
Stretched? | Hand-stretched over kiln-dried pine stretcher bars |
Ready to hang? | Yes |
Product Warranty | Lifetime warranty |
Color Guarantee | 100+ years color warranty |
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Production time | Shipped within 3 business days |
Custom size available? | Yes, contact us at info@kanvah.com |