The Entry into Jerusalem
1513
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From the collection of National Gallery of Art
1513
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From the collection of National Gallery of Art
In the painting, a man on a donkey is entering a city. He's surrounded by people, some of whom are holding branches. The scene is set in front of an arched structure, possibly a gate or a building. The man on the donkey is the central figure, and the people around him seem to be welcoming him. The branches they're holding might be a symbol of celebration or peace. This scene reminds me of other Renaissance artworks, particularly those by Altdorfer, Albrecht.
