Where is "Pilate Washing his Hands (No. 9)" by DÜRER, Albrecht?

"Pilate Washing his Hands (No. 9)" is held in the permanent collection of Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, United States.

Which museum has "Pilate Washing his Hands (No. 9)"?

"Pilate Washing his Hands (No. 9)" is on display at Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.

Who painted "Pilate Washing his Hands (No. 9)" and when?

"Pilate Washing his Hands (No. 9)" was painted by DÜRER, Albrecht in 1512.

What are the dimensions of "Pilate Washing his Hands (No. 9)"?

"Pilate Washing his Hands (No. 9)" measures 117 × 75 cm.

What art movement is "Pilate Washing his Hands (No. 9)" associated with?

"Pilate Washing his Hands (No. 9)" is a work of German, Renaissance, painted by DÜRER, Albrecht.

Can I see "Pilate Washing his Hands (No. 9)" in person?

Yes — "Pilate Washing his Hands (No. 9)" is on permanent display at Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. Check the museum website for current opening hours.

DÜRER, Albrecht: Pilate Washing his Hands (No. 9)

✦ DÜRER, Albrecht

🖼 Pilate Washing his Hands (No. 9), 1512

◈ Engraving

⊞ 117 × 75 cm

▣ Metropolitan Museum of Art

◎ New York, United States

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Intricate linework and precise perspective create a crowded courtyard scene where Pilate performs ritual ablution amid jeering crowds. Dürer's 1512 engraving transforms biblical narrative into psychological drama, exploring conscience and complicity through masterful German Renaissance technique.

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