The Massacre of the Innocents with Herod

The Massacre of the Innocents with Herod

Artist: Gerolamo Mocetto (Italian, About 1458 - 1531)

Original Dimensions: 26 3/4" x 17 1/2"

Location: National Gallery of Art, London

About Artwork: (About 1500-25) "This panel and The Massacre of the Innocents once formed a single image, with this scene on the right. It was cut into two before entering the National Gallery’s collection. The bearded man wearing a crown is King Herod – he is overseeing the massacre of infants that he had ordered in an attempt to kill the newborn Christ. Herod regarded Christ as a threat to his rule because he was being called ‘the king of the Jews’. Several of these figures, including the Roman soldier gesturing toward the violence at the centre of the scene, are directly copied from The killing of the Sow (British Museum, London), an engraving by Mocetto set in ancient Rome and seeming to show a pagan ritual. The architectural setting imitates the style and materials of ancient Greek and Roman buildings. This interest in antiquity reflects that of Mocetto’s predecessor Mantegna, who was also working in the Veneto." - (National Gallery of Art, London)

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