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Christ as the Salvator Mundi
circa 1500–1510 · Oil on panel · North Carolina Museum of Art, Raleigh
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image 6.9×10 in on a 8×10 in sheet
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All editionsAbout this painting
A clear crystal orb sits under Christ's left hand, and the North Carolina Museum of Art points out what it holds: the reflection of His blessing hand, and an entire cityscape. The world He carries has a city in it, and His blessing is already inside. Two fingers of His right hand are raised; a gold cross rises from the orb; a clasp closes His red mantle at the throat, and a field of gold circles His head. The museum's label says the painter imitates gold, pearls and glass with the same brilliance. Attributed to Quinten Massys and painted in Flanders around 1500 to 1510, it came from a Spanish convent, passed through French and Company in New York to Samuel H. Kress in 1949, and was given to the museum in 1960. Look into the glass: the city there could be yours.