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Looking for a Portrait of Christ, but I can't remember the artist or the title of the Portrait

Beau

Lifer
I haven't seen it since highschool art class, and have for the longest time thought it was by Albrecht Durer, but I haven't been able to find it online, and Durrer's style doesn't seem to match what I remember the painting's style.

It's a dark-set portrait (near-to-black background), very highly detailed, photo-realistic, depicting Christ with a dark complexion and long curly hair. I seem to remember him being in a red robe.

Any ideas?
 
Originally posted by: Coquito
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If that's not it, it's damn close.

Seems a little different from what I remember it looking.

I remember the colors being richer, robe style is different, and he is of a darker complexion (less caucasian looking).
 
Originally posted by: Beau
Originally posted by: Coquito
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If that's not it, it's damn close.

Seems a little different from what I remember it looking.

I remember the colors being richer, robe style is different, and he is of a darker complexion (less caucasian looking).

Lighting plays a big part in the presentation as well. It's prolly different than seeing it in real life.
 
Originally posted by: RaDragon
Originally posted by: Coquito
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ROFL. That's not even Christ!

Beau, where exactly do you remember seeing it?

I haven't seen it since highschool art class

In a slide presentation.

It's very similar to the portrait that Coquito posted, but the robe is more of the traditional robe (no fur), and is a darker red. Also, his skin is more Arabic.
 
It may not even be by Durer, though I thought it was because of his attention to detail. And we learned about it the same day we looked at Durer's Praying Hands, so I may have the artists mixed up.
 
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