Jesus in art. INFANCY, PUBLIC LIFE AND PASSION . Level 1 / Beginner / 20 questions / 15 minutes

Is it true the following sentence: "We know very little about Jesus's infancy"?.

Look at this painting by Dieric BOUTS the Elder, 1445, The Prado Museum, Madrid. There are four scenes of Jesus's infancy.
1. True
2. False
3. False, because all that the gospels tell us truly happened.
How do we name this representation of Jesus's genealogy?.

Girolamo GENGA, c. 1535, The National Gallery, London.
1. The tree of Jesse
2. False
3. False, because all that the gospels tell us truly happened.
What's the name of this image?

Matteo da GUALDO, 1497, Rocca Flea City Museum, Gualdo Tadino, Italy.
1. The tree of Jesse
2. The Annunciation
3. The Register Book of births
4. The relatives' shrub
One of these images is "The tree of Jesse", which one?

A B
C D
1. A
2. B
3. C
4. D
What can you usually see in an image of the Annunciation?

Fra ANGELICO, The Annunciation, 1426, The Prado Museum, Madrid. If you want to know more about this image click on here. To see this image in detail click on here.

El texto en que se basa es Lc 1,26-38:

"El sexto mes envió Dios al ángel Gabriel a una ciudad de Galilea llamada Nazaret, a una virgen prometida a un hombre llamado José, de la familia de David; la virgen se llamaba María. Entró el ángel a donde estaba ella y le dijo: ---Alégrate, favorecida, el Señor está contigo. Al oírlo, ella se turbó y discurría qué clase de saludo era aquél. El ángel le dijo: ---No temas, María, que gozas del favor de Dios. Mira, concebirás y darás a luz un hijo, a quien llamarás Jesús. Será grande, llevará el título de Hijo del Altísimo; el Señor Dios le dará el trono de David, su padre, para que reine sobre la Casa de Jacob por siempre y su reinado no tenga fin. María respondió al ángel: ---¿Cómo sucederá eso si no convivo con un varón? El ángel le respondió: ---El Espíritu Santo vendrá sobre ti y el poder del Altísimo te hará sombra; por eso, el consagrado que nazca llevará el título de Hijo de Dios. Mira, también tu pariente Isabel ha concebido en su vejez, y la que se consideraba estéril está ya de seis meses. Pues nada es imposible para Dios. Respondió María: ---Aquí tienes a la esclava del Señor: que se cumpla en mí tu palabra. El ángel la dejó y se fue."
1. The angel Gabriel telling Mary God (the Father) has chosen her to be the mother of his Son, Jesus.
2. B
3. C
4. D
5. Jesus announcing the Good News.
We call Annunciation to:
1. The representation and the gospel account where the angel Gabriel tells the virgin Mary that God has chosen her to be the mother of Jesus.
2. The encounter between the virgin Mary and Elizabeth, the mother of John the Baptist. They were both pregnant.
3. King Herod doesn't accept Jesus as the messiah. Because of this Joseph, Mary and Jesus fled to Egypt.They have learned that Herods intents to kill the infants of that area.
4. D
5. When Jesus announces his message.
Name of the representation and the gospel passage where you can see the angel Gabriel telling the virgin Mary God (the Father) has chosen her to be the mother of his Son, Jesus.
1. The Annunciation
2. The encounter between the virgin Mary and Elizabeth, the mother of John the Baptist. They were both pregnant.
3. King Herod doesn't accept Jesus as the messiah. Because of this Joseph, Mary and Jesus fled to Egypt.They have learned that Herods intents to kill the infants of that area.
4. D
What does this image represent?

Rogier van der WEYDEN, c. 1455, Alte Pinakothek (Old Gallery), Munich, Germany.
1. The Annunciation.
2. The tree of Jesse
3. Gabriel's apparition
4. A manifestation.
What's the name of the angel next to the number 1?
1. Gabriel
2. Raphael
3. Michael
4. Joseph
Who is the person next to number 2?
1. The virgen Mary
2. The angel Gabriel
3. It is the Holy Spirit as a dove.
4. Saint John the gospel writer.
Who is represented as a dove, number 3 in the image?.
1. The Holy Spirit.
2. The angel Gabriel
3. The virgin Mary.
4. God the Father.
Write the name of the scene you can see here. You have different options: 1.-The Annunciation; 2.- The Visitation; 3.- The angel's Apparition; 4.-Mary's prayer.
1. The Annunciation
2. The Visitation
3. The angel's Apparition.
4. Mary's prayer.
What's the name of the scene that represents the meeting between Mary and Elizabeth?

Dieric BOUTS the Elder, 1445, The Prado Museum, Madrid. To get more infortmation click here.
1. The Visitation
2. Jesus greets John the Baptist.
3. "The Visitation", because the angel Gabriel pays a visit to Mary.
4. Mary's prayer.
Which scene is represented on this painting?

Rogier van der WEYDEN, 1445, Museum of Fine Arts, Leipzig, Germany.
1. The Visitation of Mary to her cousin Elizabeth.
2. The meeting between Mary and the Samaritan woman.
3. The meeting between Elizabeth and Mary Magdalene.
4. Mary helping a woman to stand up.
What is represented on this image?

Master of PEREA, 1480-1500, The Prado Museum, Madrid.
1. The Visitation of Mary to her cousin Elizabeth.
2. The meeting between Mary and the Samaritan woman.
3. The meeting between Elizabeth and Mary Magdalene.
4. Mary helping a woman to stand up.
Click on the names of the two women you can see in this image.

RAPHAEL, 1517, The Prado Museum, Madrid. To getmore information click here.
1. Mary
2. Elizabeth
3. Martha
4. Mary Magdalene
5. Anne
Write the name of the gospel scene represented on this painting. You have different options: 1.- The Annunciation; 2.-The Visitation; 3.- The Annunciation to the shepherds; 4.- The Meeting.
1. The Visitation
2. The Annunciation
3. The Annunciation to the shepherds
4. The Meeting.
Where was Jesus born according to the gospel of Luke 2,4-7?

Federico FIORI (or Federico BAROCCI), 1597, "The Nativity", The Prado Museum, Madrid. If you want to know more about this painting click on here.
1. Bethlehem
2. Rome
3. Nazareth
4. Jerusalem
5. Galilee
Which date do we celebrate the scene represented on this painting?

CARAVAGGIO, 1609. It was stolen in 1969 from the Oratory of San Lorenzo in Palermo, Italy.
1. The 25th of December.
2. Rome
3. Nazareth
4. Jerusalem
5. January the 6th.
What does this painting represent?

El GRECO, 1605, Hospital de la Caridad (Charity Hospital), Illescas, Toledo.
1. Jesus's birth in Bethlehem.
2. The Annunciation.
3. The Visitation.
4. The Annunciation of the angel Gabriel to Mary in Nazareth.
What can you see in this scene?

Fra DIAMANTE, 1470, Louvre Museum, Paris.
1. Jesus's birth in Bethlehem
2. The Adoration of the shepherds.
3. The Visitation
4. The Annunciation of the angel Gabriel to Mary in Nazareth.
What does this image represent?

Lorenzo LOTTO, 1523, National Gallery of Art, Washington, USA.
1. Jesus's birth.
2. The Adoration of the Magi.
3. The Flight into Egypt
4. The Visitation
Which gospel' scene is represented on this image?

Gerard DAVID, 1515, Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York. To know more about this painting click on here.
1. Jesus's birth.
2. The Adoration of the Magi.
3. The Flight into Egypt.
4. The Visitation.
What's the name of this gospel' scene?
1. Joseph's Dream.
2. The Annunciation.
3. The Nativity
4. The Holy Family
What is it represented on this painting?

Philippe de CHAMPAIGNE, 1643, National Gallery, London.
1. Joseph's Dream.
2. The Annunciation.
3. The Holy Family
4. Jesus's birth.
What does this painting represent?
1. Joseph's Dream.
2. The Annunciation
3. The Holy Family
4. Jesus's birth.
The title of this painting is "Joseph's Dream". What can you see in the image?

Read the text according to Matthew 1,18-21:

"This is how Jesus Christ came to be born. His mother Mary was betrothed to Joseph; but before they came to live together she was found to be with child through the Holy Spirit. Her husband Joseph, being an upright man and wanting to spare her disgrace, decided to divorce her informally. He had made up his mind to do this when suddenly the angel of the Lord appeared to him in a dream and said, 'Joseph, son of David, do not be afraid to take Mary home as your wife, because she has conceived what is in her by the Holy Spirit. She will give birth to a son and you must name him Jesus, because he is the one who is to save his people from their sins."
1. The angel of the Lord visiting Joseph to reveal him the divine origin of Mary's child.
2. The angel Gabriel visiting Joseph to reveal him the divine mission.
3. An angel visits Joseph of Arimathea.
4. Joseph in the nativity scene in Bethlehem.
What can you see in this painting?

Bonifacio VERONESE, 1525, The State Hermitage Museum, St. Petersburg, Russia.
1. The Adoration of the shepherds.
2. The angel Gabriel visiting Joseph to reveal him the divine mission.
3. An angel visits Joseph of Arimathea.
4. Joseph in the nativity scene in Bethlehem.
Click on the title of this work.

MURILLO, 1655, The Prado Museum, Madrid.

A clue: A text from the gospel of Luke 2,15-20:

"Now it happened that when the angels had gone from them into heaven, the shepherds said to one another, 'Let us go to Bethlehem and see this event which the Lord has made known to us.' So they hurried away and found Mary and Joseph, and the baby lying in the manger. When they saw the child they repeated what they had been told about him, and everyone who heard it was astonished at what the shepherds said to them. As for Mary, she treasured all these things and pondered them in her heart. And the shepherds went back glorifying and praising God for all they had heard and seen, just as they had been told."
1. The Adoration of the shepherds.
2. The Adoration of the Magi.
3. Jesus heals a newborn baby.
4. The birth of John the Baptist.
What does this work represent?

Luca GIORDANO, 1688, Louvre Museum, Paris. For more information click on here.
1. The Adoration of the shepherds.
2. The Annunciation to the shepherds.
3. The Visitation of Mary to Elizabeth.
4. The Nativity of Jesus.
One of these images represents "the Adoration of the shepherds", which one?

A B
C < /td> D
1. A
2. B
3. C
4. D
What do these miniatures by the LIMBOURG brothers represent?. They illustrate the passage according to Luke 2,8-12.
1. The Annunciation to the shepherds.
2. The Visitation.
3. The parable of the lost sheep.
4. The Adoration of the shepherds.
What does this image represent? It is a romanic wall painting from the Pantheon of St. Isidoro in Leon, Spain.
1. The moment when an angel announces the shepherds that a Saviour has been born to them.
2. The moment when the angel Gabriel announces Mary that she has been chosen by God to be the mother of Jesus.
3. The moment when the shepherds hurry to the stable in Bethlehem where they find and adore Jesus.
4. The Adoration of the shepherds.
5. It represents the Parable of the Good Shepherd.
6. I need some help!.
What is it represented on this work?
1. The Adoration of the Magi.
2. The moment when the angel Gabriel announces Mary that she has been chosen by God to be the mother of Jesus.
3. The moment when the shepherds hurry to the stable in Bethlehem where they find and adore Jesus.
4. The Adoration of the shepherds.
5. The Adoration of the Angels.
Name of this painting.

Andrea MANTEGNA, 1461, Uffici Gallery, Florence, Italy.
1. The Adoration of the Magi.
2. The Annunciation.
3. The Adoration of the shepherds.
4. The Nativity. Jesus's birth in Bethlehem.
Which date does the Catholic community celebrate what is represented in this painting?

Albrecht DÜRER, Uffici Gallery, Florence, Italy.
1. January, the 6th.
2. The Annunciation.
3. The Adoration of the shepherds.
4. The Nativity. Jesus's birth in Bethlehem.
One of the following images represents "The Adoration of the Magi", which one?

A B
C < /td> D
1. A
2. B
3. C
4. D
What is it represented on this picture?

MURILLO, 1650, The Detroit Institute of Art, Michigan.
I give you a clue: a reading from the gospel of Matthew 2,13-15:

"After they [the wise men] had left, suddenly the angel of the Lord appeared to Joseph in a dream and said, 'Get up, take the child and his mother with you, and escape into Egypt, and stay there until I tell you, because Herod intends to search for the child and do away with him.' So Joseph got up and, taking the child and his mother with him, left that night for Egypt, where he stayed until Herod was dead. This was to fulfil what the Lord had spoken through the prophet: I called my son out of Egypt.""
1. The Flight into Egypt.
2. The Holy Family on their way to Egypt.
3. John the Baptist, Elizabeth and Zacharias on their way to Jerusalem.
4. Joseph's Dream
Write the painting's name. You have different options: 1.- The Annunciation; 2.- The Adoration of the shepherds; 3.- The Flight into Egypt, 4.- The Way to Bethlehem.

Fra ANGELICO, 1450, Museum of St.Mark, Florence, Italy.
1. The Flight into Egypt.
2. The Holy Family on their way to Egypt.
3. John the Baptist, Elizabeth and Zacharias on their way to Jerusalem.
4. Joseph's Dream.
What is it represented on this image?

TINTORETTO, 1587, Great School of San Rocco, Venice, Italy.
1. The Flight into Egypt.
2. The Holy Family on their way to Bethlehem.
3. The Visitation.
4. The Magi on their way to Betlehem.
What is it represented on this painting?

Gentile da FABRIANO, 1432, Uffici Gallery, Florence, Italy.
1. The Flight into Egypt
2. The Holy Family on their way to Bethlehem.
3. The Visitation.
4. The Magi on their way to Bethlehem.
This painting represents a passage of Jesus's infancy, which one?

Fra ANGELICO, 1452, San Marco Museum, Florence, Italy.

A clue: In the Book of Genesis 17:12 says: "As soon as he is eight days old, everyone of your males, generation after generation, must be circumcised..."
1. The Circumcision of Jesus.
2. The Presentation of Jesus at the Temple
3. The Adoration of the Magi.
4. The Adoration of the shepherds.
Click on the name of this painting. It is a work by Peter Paul RUBENS.

RUBENS painted this work in 1605. You can see it in the Academy of Fine Arts, Vienna, Austria..

Bear in mind this text from Luke 2,21: "When the eighth day came and the child was to be circumcised, they gave him the name Jesus, the name the angel had given him before his conception."
1. The Circumcision of Christ.
2. The Presentation of Jesus at the Temple.
3. The Adoration of the shepherds.
4. The Adoration of the Magi.
Click on the name of this painting.

REMBRANDT van Rijn, 1645, The State Hermitage Museum, St. Petersburg, Russia.
1. The Holy Family
2. Mary with her Son, Jesus.
3. The Nativity.
4. Jesus's family in Bethlehem.
What can you see in this image?

RAPHAEL, 1507, The Prado Museum, Madrid.
1. The Holy Family.
2. Mary with her Son, Jesus.
3. The Nativity.
4. Jesus's family in Bethlehem.
What is it represented on this picture?

MURILLO, 1650, The Prado Museum, Madrid.
1. The Holy Family.
2. Mary with baby Jesus
3. The Nativity.
4. Jesus's family in Bethlehem.
Write the name of the scene represented on this painting. You have different options: 1.- The Presentation of Jesus at the Temple; 2.- The Nativity; 3.- The Circumcision of Jesus; 4.- The Holy Family.

Peter Paul RUBENS, 1630, The Prado Museum, Madrid.
1. The Holy Family
2. The Presentation of Jesus at the Temple
3. The Circumcision of Jesus
4. The Nativity
What can you see here?. It was painted by Master Bertram in 1383.
1. The Massacre of the Innocents
2. Melchior, one of the wise men.
3. The Crusades of Richard the Lionheart
4. Jesus among the Doctors at the Temple.
5. King Solomon tries to discover which one of the two women is the true mother of the child.
This fresco painting, what does it show?
1. The Massacre of the Innocents
2. The judgement of king Solomon
3. Jesus saying that the children should be saved
4. King Herod says that the children should be saved.
5. King Solomon wants to see which one of the two women is truly the child's mother.
What is the name of this painting?
1. The Massacre of the Innocents
2. The judgement of king Solomon.
3. Jesus saying that the children should be saved
4. King Herod saying that the children should be saved.
One of these images is "The Presentation of Jesus at the Temple", which one?. It is a Tryptich by Rogier van der WEYDEN

The text of Luke 2,21-24 says: "When the eighth day came and the child was to be circumcised, they gave him the name Jesus, the name the angel had given him before his conception. And when the day came for them to be purified in keeping with the law of Moses, they took him up to Jerusalem to present him to the Lord _observing what is written in the Law of the Lord: Every first-born male must be consacrated to the Lord_ and also to offer in sacrifice, in accordance with what is prescribed in the Law of the Lord, a pair of turtledoves or two young pigeons."
1. The one to the right.
2. The one at the centre.
3. The one to the left.
4. The Adoration of the Magi.
Which gospel passage does this image represent?

The text of Luke 2: 21-24 says: "When the eighth day came and the child was to be circumcised, they gave him the name Jesus, the name the angel had given him before his conception. And when the day came for them to be purified in keeping with the law of Moses, they took him up to Jerusalem to present him to the Lord _observing what is written in the Law of the Lord: Every first-born male must be consacrated to the Lord_ and also to offer in sacrifice, in accordance with what is prescribed in the Law of the Lord, a pair of turtledoves or two young pigeons."
1. The Presentation of Jesus at the Temple
2. The Presentation
3. The Adoration of the Magi.
4. Jesus among the Doctors at the Temple.
What does this painting represent?. Bear in mind that the character at the center of the image is Simeon.

The text of Luke 2: 21-24 says: "When the eighth day came and the child was to be circumcised, they gave him the name Jesus, the name the angel had given him before his conception. And when the day came for them to be purified in keeping with the law of Moses, they took him up to Jerusalem to present him to the Lord _observing what is written in the Law of the Lord: Every first-born male must be consacrated to the Lord_ and also to offer in sacrifice, in accordance with what is prescribed in the Law of the Lord, a pair of turtledoves or two young pigeons."
1. The Presentation of Jesus at the Temple.
2. The Visitation
3. The Adoration of the Magi.
4. Jesus among the Doctors at the Temple.
Which gospel passage can you see in this image?

Giovanni SERODINE, 1625, Louvre Museum, Paris, France.
1. Jesus among the Doctors at the Temple.
2. The Presentation of Jesus at the Temple.
3. The Circumcision of Jesus.
4. The Massacre of the Innocents
What is represented on this painting?

Frans FRANCKEN the Elder, 1587, The Cathedral of Our lady, Antwerp, Belgium.
1. Jesus among the Doctors at the Temple
2. The Presentation of Jesus at the Temple
3. The Circumcision of Jesus
4. The Massacre of the Innocents.
Jesus's public life, what do we understand by this?

"Stories of life and passion of Christ", a fresco painted by Gaudenzio FERRAI, 1513, Church of Santa Maria delle Grazie, Varallo Sesia (VC), Italy. If you want to see this image at original size click here. I't is incredible!!!.
1. It is the period of time (about three years) from the moment when Jesus began to preach the Good News in Palestine to his death on the cross.
2. The gospel accounts based on Jesus's infancy.
3. It is the period of time between Jesus's entry into Jerusalem and his resurrection.
The paintings that represent Jesus's public life are mainly based on four writings from the 1st century, which ones?

Triptych with scenes from the Life of Christ, 1500-05, private collection, Milan, Italy.
1. The Canonical gospels
2. The Old Testament
3. The Book of Revelation.
4. St. Paul's Letters
You see in a painting Jesus writing on the floor and a woman standing beside him. There is also a group of men surrounding them, which gospel passage does it represent?
1. Jesus and the adulterous woman.
2. The Anointing in Bethany.
3. The Parable of the Good Samaritan
What is represented on this image?

Valentin de BOULOGNE, 1620, The Paul J. Getty Museum, Los Angeles, USA.
1. Christ and the adulterous woman.
2. Jesus and the Samaritan woman.
3. The Parable of the Good Samaritan woman.
What's the name of this painting by Polidoro Da LANCIANO?

In this image we can see Jesus forgiving a sinner. This representation is based on the text according to Jn 8,2-11.
1. Christ and the adulterous woman.
2. Jesus and the Samaritan woman.
3. Jesus talking to his disciples.
have a look at this image by Pieter AERTSEN.
At the front you can see a stand to sell fruit. On the background, on its left side, you can see a passage of the NT inside a circle, which one?
1. Jesus and the adulterous woman.
2. The Baptism of Jesus.
3. The Temptation of Jesus in the desert.
This image represents a scene of Jesus's life; which one?

Aert de GELDER, 1683, The Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum, Madrid.

To see this image in very high quality and original size (en alta resolución y de forma completa)clickhere.
1. Jesus and the adulterous woman.
2. The Apostles's Calling
3. Jesus baptizing John the Baptist.
4. Jesus teaching at the Temple
5. Jesus heals a blind man
26 What can you see in both images?
1. The Baptism of Jesus
2. The Apostles's Calling
3. Jesus baptizing John the Baptist.
Click on the title of this work by El GRECO, 1597, The Prado Museum, Madrid.

Here you have a clue: Read this text according to Mark 1,9-11: "Jesus came from Nazareth in Galilee and was baptised in the Jordan by John. And at once, as he was coming up out of the water, he saw the heavens torn apart and the Spirit, like a dove, descending on him. And a voice came from heaven, 'You are my Son, the Beloved; my favour rests on you."
1. The Baptism of Christ
2. Pentecost
3. John the Baptist baptising people..
4. The Last Judgement
5. Jesus and the adulterous woman.
6. Jesus baptising in the river Jordan.
Click on the name of this romanic relief.
1. The baptism of Jesus
2. Pentecost
3. Jesus baptizing some people in the Jordan river.
4. The Last Judgement
5. Jesus and the adulterous woman
One of these paintings represents the baptism of Jesus, which one?
A B
C D
1. D
2. A
3. B
4. C
What is represented on this painting?

TINTORETTO, 1585, The Prado Museum, Madrid. To see this image in detail click onhere.
1. The Baptism of Jesus
2. Jesus cures a leper with some water from the Jordan river.
3. B
4. C
Click on the name of this painting by Philippe de CHAMPAIGNE (c. 1650-60).

This painting is based on a text according to John 10,11: "I am the good shepherd: the good shepherd lays down his life for his sheep."
1. The Good Shepherd.
2. The Lost Sheep
3. Jesus, the Shepherd of Israel.
What is the title of this painting?. It is a work by MURILLO , The Prado Museum,Madrid.

This representation is based on the text according to John 10,11-16.
1. The Good Shepherd.
2. The Lost Sheep
3. Jesus, the Shepherd of Israel.
One of these images represents the meeting between Jesus and the Canaanite woman, which one?
A B
C D

Mt 15,21-28 relata cómo una mujer de Canaán trataba de llamar la atención de Jesús para que le curara a su hija endemoniada (¿epiléptica?). A pesar del silencio de Jesús y la intervención de los apóstoles, que tratan de hacerla desistir, la cananea no renuncia. Jesús con cierta brusquedad, le dice que no es justo tomar el pan de los hijos (los israelitas) para darlo a los perros (los paganos). Rapidísima, la mujer responde: "Es verdad, Señor, pero hasta los cachorros comen las migajas que se caen de la mesa". Jesús elogió la fe de la mujer y el "milagro" (signo), se produjo.
1. A
2. B
3. C
4. D
Which scene of the NT is represented on this painting by Juan de FLANDES (c. 1500, Royal Palace, Madrid)?
1. Jesus and the Canaanite woman.
2. Jesus and his disciples in Jerusalem.
3. Jesus and the adulterous woman.
4. Jesus preaching the Beatitudes.
5. Jesus and the Samaritan woman.
6. The Transfiguration of Jesus.
This work of art is based on a passage from the NT, which one?
1. Matthew 15,21-28:
  "Jesus went to the region of Tyre and Sidon. And suddenly a Canaanite woman started shouting 'Lord Son of david take pity on me. My daughter is tormented by a devil.[...] Jesus answered her, 'Woman, you have great faith. Let your desire be granted'. And from that moment her daughter was well again"
2. Jn 4,7-15:
  "A Samaritan woman came to draw water, Jesus said to her, 'Give me something to drink'... The Samaritan woman said to him, 'You are a Jew. How is it that you ask me, a Samaritan, for something to drink?"
3. Jn 8,6-14:
  "The scribes and the Pharisees brought a woman along who had been caught committing adultery [...]. Jesus said, 'Let the one among you who is guiltless be the first to throw a stone at her'."
Click on the painting represented on this image.

A text according to Lk 7,36-50: "One of the Pharisees invited him to a meal. When he arrived at the Pharisee's house and took his place at table, suddenly a woman came in, who had a bad name in the town. She had heard he was dining with the Pharisee and had brought with her an alabaster jar of ointment. She waited behind him at his feet, weeping, and her tears fell on his feet, and she wiped them away with her hair; then she covered his feet with kisses and anointed them with the ointment [...]. Then he said to her, 'Your sins are forgiven.' Those who were with him at table began to say to themselves, 'Who is this man, that even forgives sins?' But he said to the woman, 'Your faith has saved you; go in peace'."
A
B
C
D
1. A
2. B
3. C
4. D
What can you see in this image?. It is a miniature from the first half of the 12th. century.
1. A meal in the house of Simon, the Pharisee.
2. The Last Supper.
3. The Washing of the Feet
4. A clue
What scene is it represented on the left of the image?. You can see Jesus having a meal at Simon's house.

It is a painting by Paolo VERONESE (1567, The Art Gallery in Brera, Milán).
1. A woman anointing Jesus's feet.
2. The Last Supper
3. Jesus eating with sinners
4. Jesus tells the parable of the rich man and Lazarus.
This painting is based on a text from the NT, which one?

Moretto DA BRESCIA (1498–1554), The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Nueva York.
1. Mk 1,12-13: "And at once the Spirit drove him into the desert and he remained there for forty days, and he was put to the test by Satan."
2. Mt 5,1-3: "Seeing the crowds, Jesus went onto the mountain. [...]. Then he began to speak: 'How blessed are the poor in spirit: the kingdom of Heaven is theirs"
3. Jn 105,6-7: Jesus went to the desert, to talk to the animals. People were amazed to see Jesus talking to the wild beasts and they listened to him.
What does this image represent?

Ivan Nikoleavich KRAMSKOY (1873), The State Tretyakov Gallery, Moscow, Russia.
1. Jesus in the desert.
2. The parable of the prodigal son.
3. The prayer in the garden.
4. The Transfiguration
5. Pentecostés.
Who is John the Baptist pointing to, on the right of the image?
This painting is named "Ecce Agnus Dei". It is a latin expression which means "There it is the Lamb of God".

Dieric BOUTS, the Elder, 1464, Alte Pinakothek (The Old Gallery), Munich, Germany.
1. Jesus
2. Peter
3. John the Baptist
4. Pontius Pilate
5. King Herod
Have a look at this painting. Its name is "Ecce Agnus Dei" ("There it is the Lamb of God"). To the right of the image you can see Jesus, who is the person in the centre?

Giovanni DI PAOLO DI GRAZIA, 1460, Art Institute of Chicago.
1. John the Baptist
2. Peter
3. Mary
4. John the gospel writer
5. Elijah
What does this image represent?. It is an etching by REMBRANDT, 1645, Rijksmuseum, Print Room, Amsterdam.
1. Jesus preaching the Good News
2. The Baptism of Jesus
3. Jesus with Martha and Mary
4. The Temptations of Jesus.
What can you see in this image?

It is a work by REMBRANDT, 1634, Rijksmuseum, Print Room, Amsterdam.
1. Jesus preaching to the disciples
2. The baptism of Jesus
3. Jesus with Martha and Mary
4. The temptations of Jesus
5. The Transfiguration
Click on the image where you can see Jesus delivering the keys to Peter, the apostle.
This image is linked to the text according to Mt 16,19: "I will give you the keys of the kingdom of Heaven"
Have a look at this paining and click on the name of this gospel's scene. It is a work by Pietro PERUGINO.

Fresco painting, 1482, The Sistine Chapel, The Vatican, Rome.
1. "Jesus delivering the keys to St.Peter" or "The Delivery of the keys".
2. "Jesus's baptism".
3. "Jesus's teaching"
Who does Jesus give the keys to, as a symbol of authority?
1. To Peter
2. To John
3. To James
4. To John the Baptist
Have a look at this painting. What does it represent?. Select the correct answer.

Johannes VERMEER, 1655, The National Gallery of Scotland, Edinburgh.
1. It represents Jesus in the house of Martha and Mary.
2. To John
3. To James
4. To John the Baptist
Have a look at these images. Which one represents Jesus in Martha's and Mary's house?.

This image is linked to the text of Luke 10,38-42. A woman, named Martha, welcomes Jesus into her home. While she is busy with all the serving, her sister, Mary listens to Jesus talking. Martha asks Jesus to tell Mary to help her with the housework. But Jesus tells Martha that her sister, Mary, is doing the most important thing: to listen to his words.
A B
C D
1. A
2. B
3. C
4. D
On the left side of this image it is represented a scene of the NT, which one?

Pieter de BLOOT, 1637, Liechtenstein Museum, Vienna, Austria.
1. Jesus with Martha and Mary
2. Jesus with his mother and a disciple called Martha.
3. Jesus cures two women
4. A woman asks Jesus to cure her daughter.
What does this image represent?. It is an illustration by Gerad HOET, published by P. de HONDT in the year 1728 in La Hague.
1. Jesus and Nicodemus
2. Jesus and the Samaritan woman
3. Jesus calls Matthew to be his apostle.
4. The calling of Matthew
5. A clue
One of these images represents Jesus with Nicodemus, which one?
A B
C D
1. A
2. B
3. C
4. D
In this image you can see Jesus laying his hands on some children, what's the name of this painting?

Ambrosius FRANCKEN, 1600, Private Colection, Finland
1. Let the little children come to me.
2. Jesus goes to a school, where children learn the Jewish Law.
3. The children thank Jesus for one of his miracles
4. Jesus cure some children.
Click on the name of this painting.

This is a work by Van DYCK, 1618, The National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa.
1. Let the little children come to me.
2. The cure of the blind man born blind
3. St. Joseph blesses the child Jesus.
4. The Holy Family
The name of one of these paintings is "Christ blessing the children", which one?.

A B
C D
d
1. C
2. B
3. D
4. A
One of these images represents Jesus with the Samaritan woman, which one? This scene is one of the most represented images in the NT.

A B
C D
1. A
2. B
3. C
4. D
What does this scene represent?. It is a work by GUERCINO, 1641, The Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum, Madrid.
1. Jesus and the Samaritan woman
2. Jesus and the adulterous woman
3. Jesus healing a woman.
4. Jesus with Martha and Mary
What scene is represented here?

A painting by REMBRANDT, 1659, The State Hermitage Museum, St. Petersburg, Russia
1. Jesus and the Samaritan woman
2. The parable of the empty well.
3. Jesus with Martha and Mary
4. Jesus and the Canaanite woman.
5. Jesus and Mary Magdalene.
One of these images represents "The Beatitudes" or "The Sermon on the Mount", which one?.
"The Beatitudes" are some of the most beautiful words in the NT. You can read them in the gospels of Matthew (5,1-11) and Luke ( 6,20-20).

A B
C D
1. A
2. B
3. C
4. D
What scene does this image represent?

Carl Heinrich BLOCH
1. The Sermon on the Mount
2. The temptations of Christ.
3. The baptism of Jesus.
4. Ecce Agnus Dei
One of the following images represents the three temptations of Chrit in the desert, which one? It is a medieval miniature. According to the gospel writers, after his baptism in the Jordan river, Jesus went into the desert to pray and to fast for 40 days and 40 nights. During this time Jesus was tempted three times by Satan. Remember that the number "three" means "always" in the NT.

A B
C D
1. A
2. B
3. C
4. D
What can you see on the right side of this picture?
1. The temptations of Christ.
2. Jesus with the Samaritan woman
3. Jesus calling St. Peter to follow him.
4. Jesus curing a blind man.
5. Jesus on his way to Jerusalem.
What does this painting represent?

Duccio di BUONINSEGNA, 1311, The Frick Collection, New York.
1. The temptations of Christ
2. The presentation of Jesus in the Temple.
3. The sacrifice at the Temple.
4. Jesus teaching the crowd
5. La expulsión de los mercaderes del templo
6. Estoy confuso y necesito una pista.
Pay attention to this fresco. Click on the correct gospel scene.

Sandro BOTTICELLI, 1481-1482, The Sistine Chapel, The Vatican, Rome.
1. The temptations of Christ
2. The Presentation of Jesus in the Temple.
3. A Sacrifice at the Temple.
4. Jesus teaching the crowd in the Temple.
One of these paintings represents "The Transfiguration of Christ", which one?. This image is based on the text according to Matthew 17,1-8

A B
C D
1. A
2. B
3. C
4. D
What can you see at the top of this image?

Raffaello SANZIO, 1518-1520, The Vatican Museums, Rome.
1. The Transfiguration of Christ
2. The Ascension of Christ
3. Pentecost
4. The Assumption of Jesus.
What does this image represent?

Fra ANGELICO, 1441, St.Mark Museum, Florence, Italy.
1. The Transfiguration of Christ
2. The Ascension of Christ
3. Pentecost
4. The Assumption of Jesus
What does this miniature represent?.

This work comes from the Benedictine Abbey St. Omer, Saint-Omer, France, c.1190-1200. You can see it in The National Library of the Nederlands, The Hague. To see it in more detail, click on here. The whole page appears here.
1. La transfiguración de Cristo
2. La ascensión de Jesús
3. Pentecostés
4. La asunción de Jesús.
What is represented on this painting?

CARAVAGGIO,1599, Contarelli Chapel, The Church of St. Louis of the French, Rome.
1. The Calling of Matthew
2. Jesus before Pilate
3. Jesus delivers the keys to St. Peter.
4. Jesus at Simon's house.
What does this scene represent?

Hendrick TERBRUGGEN, 1616, The Museum of Fine Arts, Budapest.
1. The Calling of Matthew
2. Jesus before Pilate
3. Jesus delivers the keys to St. Peter.
4. Jesus at Simon's house
One of the main characters of this image is a tax collector. What's the name of the painting?

Hendrick TERBRUGGEN, 1620, The Museum of Fine Arts, Le Havre, France.
1. The calling of Matthew
2. Jesus before Pilate
3. Jesus delivers the keys to St. Peter.
4. Jesus at Simon's house.
What scene is represented on this image?

Duccio di BUONINSEGNA, 1311, The National Gallery of Art, Washington.
1. Jesus calling St. Peter and St. Andrew to be his disciples
2. The miraculous catch of fish
3. Jesus teaching Peter and John to fish.
What does this painting represent?

Lorenzo VENEZIANO, 1370, The State Museum, Berlin, Germany.
1. Jesus calling Peter and Andrew to be his followers
2. The miraculous catch of fish
3. Jesus teaching Peter and John to fish.
4. Jesus and Zacchaeus
What can you see in this painting?

James TISSOT, 1886, Brooklyn Museum, New York.
1. Jesus calling Peter and Andrew to follow him.
2. The miraculous catch of fish
3. Jesus shows Peter and John to fish.
4. Jesus and Zacchaeus
Here you can see Jesus calling two fishermen. One of them is called Andrew, what's the other's name?

Jacob WILLEMSZ de Wet, the Elder, (1610-1675), Private Collection.
1. Peter
2. John
3. James
4. Judas
Here you can see a man on a tree, what is his name?

Clue: This image is linked to the text of Luke 19,1-10.
1. Zacchaeus
2. John
3. James
4. Judas
5. Andrew
What do you see in this image?
1. The risen Jesus appears to the disciples.
2. Jesus explains his parables to the twelve apostles.
3. Judas reveals Jesus' identity to the soldiers by giving him a kiss.
4. The descendt from the Cross.
5. The Last Supper
6. Jesus is judged by Pontius Pilate and Herod the Great .
7. Jesus eats with the Twelve.
8. The miracle of the loaves and the fishes.
What does this image represent?
1. The risen Christ appears to his disciples.
2. Jesus eats with fishermen and outcasts to show them that God's Kingdom is for all people.
3. The Last Supper.
4. The Descendt from the Cross.
5. Pentecostés
What scene does this image represent?.It is painting by GIOTTO
1. The risen Jesus appears to Mary Magdalene.
2. The risen Jesus appears to several women who had gone to Jesus' tomb.
3. The moment when the angels raise Jesus' body from the tomb.
4. When a gardener (the one who is holding a shovel in his hand) tells Mary, Jesus mother, that she can go home.
5. Three angels, dressed in white, announce Mary Magdalene that Jesus had risen.
The risen Jesus appears on the right side of this painting. What has he got in his left hand?
1. A white flag with a cross that represents Christ's victory over death and his salvation.
2. The risen Jesus appears to several women who had gone to Jesus's tomb.
3. The moment when the angels raise Jesus' s body from the tomb.
4. When a gardener (the one who is holding a shovel in his hand) tells Mary, Jesus's mother, that she can go home.
5. It is Christ with the Vatican's flag.
6. Finland's flag, because this painting is in a church of that country.
What do you see in this sculpture?
1. The risen Jesus appears to Mary Magdalene. She tries to hold on to Jesus, but he tells her, 'Noli me tangere' (Touch me not).
2. The risen Jesus shows his side to Thomas and tells him to put his hand into his side's wound and to believe that he is truly risen.
3. John tries to put his hand by Jesus' side to see if he is risen.
4. When a gardener (the one who is holding a shovel in his hand) tells Mary, Jesus's mother, she can go home.
5. Jesus heals a leper with a wound in his side.
What does this image represent?
1. Jesus invites Thomas to put his hand into his side's wound, the one a soldier did with a lance after dying on the cross.
2. Jesus touches the wound of Thomas to heal it.
3. Jesus touches the wound of a young man to heal him.
4. Three disciples of Jesus gaze at his wounds.
What does this painting by Andrea MANTEGNA represent?
1. Jesus Ascension into heaven.
2. Jesus prayer in the "Mount of Olives".
3. The Final Judgement: you can see at the top of the image the apostles and at the bottom the angels judging the souls.
4. Jesus and the apostles, with Mary in the center of the image, are filled with the Holy Spirit.
What does this image represent?
1. Jesus Ascension into heaven.
2. Jesus prayer in the "Mount of Olives".
3. The Final Judgement: you can see at the top of the image the apostles and at the bottom the angels judging the souls.
4. Jesus and the apostles with Mary, in the center of the image, are filled with the Holy Spirit.
5. The Second Coming of Jesus to judge all people.
What do you see in the image marked with an oval?
1. Judas kisses Jesus to reveal his identity to the Sanhedrin soldiers and they arrest him.
2. Jesus prayer in the "Mount of Olives".
3. The Final Judgement: you can see at the top of the image the apostles and at the bottom the angels judging the souls.
4. Jesus and the apostles with Mary, in the center of the image, are filled with the Holy Spirit.
On the background of this image it appears a group of armed men wearing helmets. What do they try to do?
1. To arrest Jesus.
2. To accompany Jesus
3. To accompany the High Priest.
4. Nothing. They are only a decorative accessory.
5. They represent Pontius Pilate's authority
Title of this painting by CARAVAGGIO.
1. Supper at Emmaus.
2. The Last Supper.
3. St. Peter and St. Paul have dinner with Jesus.
4. St.James have dinner with Jesus.
5. Jesus has dinner with the sinners.
This painting represents the "Supper at Emmaus". This is the story behind the scene: Two disciples of Jesus were on their way to Emmaus. A stranger came up and walked by their side; when they got near Emmaus, they invited the stranger to stay with them. While at the table, he "took the bread and said the blessing"; then he broke it and handed it to them. Their eyes were opened and they recognised the risen Jesus. They are three. Which one of them is Jesus?.
1. The one in the center of the image.
2. The one on the right side..
3. The one on the left side, because he has the holes of the nails in his hands.
4. The picture shows the Trinity: the Father, in the centre, the Son on the right and the Spirit on the left.
5. All the answers are wrong, because this image represents the Whashing of the Feet; they are all barefooted.
What does this painting represent?. It is a work by GIOTTO
1. Christ Mocked (The Crowning with Thorns).
2. Jesus is stripped of his clothes.
3. Jesus Apprehension (arrest) in the garden of Gethsemane.
4. Jesus is judged by the Sanhedrin.
5. The Flagellation (Jesus receives forty lashes)
6. Judas' Kiss.
What did the soldiers put on Jesus' head?
1. A crown of thorns.
2. Nothing
3. The soldiers put nothing on Jesus' head but they struck it with a cane and spat on him to make fun of him.
4. A crown of reed (a cane).
Click on the correct name of this painting.
1. Jesus carrying the Cross by himself on his way to the small hill of Calvary.
2. The crowd follows Jesus and listens to him.
3. Jesus' Triumphal Entry into Jerusalem.
4. A crown of reed (a cane).
Which gospel' scene is represented in this painting?
1. Jesus falls under his cross.
2. The Flagellation.
3. The Crowning with Thorns.
4. The Apprehension (the arrest)
5. The Crucifixion
6. The Descendt
7. Peter falls under his cross
What is the name of this painting (El BOSCO, 1500)?
1. Jesus on his way to the small hill of Calvary.
2. The Flagellation
3. Jesus Crucifixion
4. The Descendt
5. The crowd acclaims Jesus.
Who were the two men crucified with Jesus?. The text of the Gospel of John 19,18 says: "They (the soldiers) crucified Jesus and two others, one on either side, Jesus in the middle".
1. Two criminals
2. Two apostles
3. Two disciples
4. John and Peter
5. Barabbas and a robber.
Episode of Jesus's passion represented in this work (Harmenszoon van Rijn REMBRANDT, 1634).
1. "The Descendt": Joseph of Arimathea and Nicodemus take Christ down from the cross after his crucifixion.
2. "The Crucifixion": Jesus is nailed to the cross by the soldiers.
3. "The help": A group of Jesus's followers tries to ease his suffering by holding his hands and body.
4. Each one of the followers of Jesus tries to ease his pain, by giving him some water to drink. Other dsciples try to heal his wounds.
What is it represented in this work by Peter Paul RUBENS?
1. "The Descendt": Joseph of Arimathea and Nicodemus take Christ down from the cross after his crucifixion.
2. "The Crucifixion": Jesus is nailed to the crooss by the soldiers.
3. "The help": A group of Jesus' followers tries to ease his suffering by holding his hands and body.
4. Each one of the followers of Jesus tries to ease his pain, by giving him water to drink; other dsciples try to heal his wounds.
5. "The burial": Following Jesus' death his body was removed from the cross and laid in a rock-hewn tomb.
6. Jesus is bound in linen cloths with the spices, following the Jewish burial custom.
This is a painting by Hieronymus BOSCH, dated between 1475 and 1480 and entitled "Ecce Homo". Which scene of the passion of Jesus does this work represent?
1. It shows Pontius Pilate bringing Jesus out of the Praetorium to let the crowd see him. He presents a scourged Jesus, bound and crowned with thorns.
2. It represents the Sanhedrin condemning Jesus to death because he had claimed to be the king of the Jews.
3. It depicts the Sanhedrin condemning Jesus to death because he had claimed to be the Messiah sent by God.
4. A thief is presented to Jesus; the Jews ask him what they should do with him. But Jesus says to them 'Let the one among you who is guiltless be the first to throw the stone at him'.
Name of this work by Gregorio FERNANDEZ (a Spanish Baroque sculptor, born in 1576).
1. Ecce Homo
2. The Flagellation of Christ.
3. The wounds inflicted on Jesus during his Passion.
4. The Stations of the Cross
5. 'Iesus Nazarenus Rex Iudaeorum', which translates to English: 'Jesus of Nazareth King of the Jews'.
What is the name of this painting by Pedro SANCHEZ?
1. Entombment of Christ.
2. The Descendent.
3. The Ascension.
4. The Resurrection.
5. Jesus appears to the disciples.
What's the title of this work by Dieric BOUTS the Elder?
1. The Lamentation of Christ (c.1460)
2. The Descendt.
3. The Ascension.
4. The Resurrection.
5. Jesus appears to the apostles
What is represented in this painting?
1. Jesus Triumphal Entry into Jerusalem.
2. Jesus Triumphal Entry into the Temple of Jerusalem
3. Jesus is brought before Pilate to be judge as a rebel.
4. The crowd follows Jesus.
5. Jesus on his way to "Mount of Olives".
Two questions: 1.- Click on the title of this wall painting (GIOTTO, 1306). 2.- Christians remember this event on ____________.
1. Jesus Triumphal Entry into Jerusalem.
2. Palm Sunday.
3. Jesus blesses the crowd.
4. Holy Thursday
5. Good Friday
6. Jesus conquers Jerusalem.
7. Easter Sunday or Resurrection Sunday.
What does this work represent?
1. Jesus is ripped of his robes: the Disrobing of Christ.
2. Palm Sunday.
3. Jesus blesses the crowd.
4. Holy Thursday
5. Jesus' body is wrapped in a shroud and put in a tomb.
Which gospel scene is represented on this painting?
1. The expulsion of the dealers from the Temple.
2. Palm Sunday.
3. Jesus blesses the crowd.
4. Holy Thursday
5. Jesus is arrested by the Roman soldiers.
What is it represented in this work (Albrecht ALTDORFER, 1518)?
1. The Flagellation
2. Jesus judged by Pontius Pilate.
3. Pilate presents the crowd a scourged Jesus, bound and crowned with thorns. Pilate asks the Jews if they want him to release Barabbas or Jesus.
4. The Roman soldiers twist some thorns into a crown and put it on Jeus head.
5. The Roman soldiers twist some thorns into a crown and put it on Jeus head.
What gospel scene is represented here?. It is a work by Fernando GALLEGO, dated from 1506.
1. The Flagellation of Jesus.
2. Jesus judged by Pontius Pilate.
3. Pilate presents the crowd a scourged Jesus, bound and crowned with thorns. Pilate asks the Jews if they want him to release Barabbas or Jesus.
4. The Roman soldiers twist some thorns into a crown and put it on Jeus head.
5. The Roman soldiers twist some thorns into a crown and put it on Jeus head.
What does this image represent?. It is a wall painting.
1. Pilate judges Jesus.
2. The High Priest judges Jesus
3. The crowd ask Pilato to let Jesus free.
4. Pilate doesn't want to let Jesus free.
5. The Flagellation of Jesus
6. The soldiers take care of Jesus.
In this image Jesus is going to be judged by Pilate. What charges do the high priests and the elders of the people present to condemn Jesus?.
1. Jesus is accused of inciting the people to revolt against Rome, claiming to be a king.
2. Jesus is accused of claiming to be the Messiah and the One sent by God.
3. He is accused of preaching in the Temple (it was forbidden).
4. He was charged with performing miracles in Satan's name
What scene is painted here?
1. Jesus washing the disciples's feet
2. The Last Supper
3. Jesus forgiving sinners.
4. Jesus baptizes the apostels during the last Supper.
5. Peter promises Jesus he will never abandoned him.
In this painting, Christ is giving the keys to one of the disciples.Who receives the keys?. Click on the apostle's name. Here, the keys are a symbol of authority and the duty of taking care of others.
1. St. Peter
2. John
3. St. James
4. St. Mark
At the top of this fresco painting we can see Jesus's religious trial. What can you see at the bottom of the image?. This image is a wall painting by Duccio di BUONINSEGNA (c. 1310).
1. Peter's denials
2. The twelve apostles stood in the courtyard warming themselves while Jesus was being judged by the sanhedrin.
3. Jesus appears to the apostles.
4. One of the apostles (St. James) leaves the group for fear of the Roman soldiers.
What is it represented in this work by Andrea MANTEGNA?
1. Jesus's prayer in the Mount of Olives.
2. Jesus put to the test in the desert
3. The Parable of the Pharisee and the tax collector. The Pharisees are the ones who sleep ( although they think they are good), and the tax collector is the one who is praying (because he knows he is a sinner).
What scene do you see here?. It is a work by El GRECO.
1. Jesus's prayer in the Mount of Olives.
2. Jesus put to the test in the desert
3. The Parable of the Pharisee and the tax collector. The Pharisees are the ones who sleep ( although they think they are good), and the tax collector is the one who is praying (because he knows he is a sinner).
What scene is it represented in this image?. It is a fresco painting by GIOTTO
1. Judas's deal. The chief priests agree to give Judas thirty silver coins if he hands Jesus over to them.
2. Peter denies knowing Jesus.
3. The disciples argue over Jesus's future and who is the most important among them.
4. The risen Jesus appears to the apostles.
5. Pontius Pilate washes his hands in front of the crowd to show them that he is not responsible for Jesus's death.
6. Thomas, a tax collector, who was very bad.
What scene do you see here?
1. Pilate washing his hands.
2. Jesus among the doctors of the Law.
3. Sanhedrin trial to Jesus in the high priest's palace.
4. Jesus's arrest in the Mount of Olives (The apprehension).
What do you see in this painting by Nicolaes MAES?
1. Pilate washing his hands.
2. Jesus among the doctors of the Law.
3. Sanhedrin trial to Jesus in the high priest's palace.
4. Jesus's arrest in the Mount of Olives (The apprehension).
Click on the name of this sculpture
1. The Pietà
2. "The crying woman"
3. "The embrace"
4. The Descendt
5. Veronica holding Jesus's body.
6. Our lady of Sorrows
What's the name of this masterpiece of Renaissance?. It is a sculpture by MICHELANGELO Buonarroti, housed in St. Peter's Basilica in Vatican City.
1. "The crying woman"
2. "The embrace"
3. The Descendt
4. Veronica holding Jesus's body.
5. Our Lady of Sorrows
The name of this painting is "The Apprehension". Why?. It is a work by Dieric BOUTS the Elder (c. 1450-1460).
1. Because it is the image of Jesus's arrest in the Mount of Olives. "Apprehension" means the act of seizing, capturing or arresting someone.
2. Because Judas kisses Peter before his arrest.
3. Because one of Jesus's disciples draws a sword and strikes out at the high priest's servant and cuts off his ear.
4. The picture's name is "Jesus being judged" not "The Apprehension".
What is the image at the centre of this Tryptich?. It is a work by Hans MEMLING
1. Christ's Resurrection
2. The Ascension
3. Mary's Assumption
4. The Transfiguration of Jesus
5. "The uprising": Jesus rising from the dead.
91618 What do you see in this picture? It is a wall painting by Piero della FRANCESCA (c. 1460)
1. Christ's resurrection
2. The Ascension
3. Mary's Assumption
4. The Transfiguration of Jesus
5. "The uprising". Jesus rising from the dead.
71636 What does this image represent?. It is a work by Peter Paul RUBENS (c. 1611).
1. The resurrection of Christ.
2. The Ascension
3. The Assumption of Mary.
4. Jesus's Transfiguration.
5. "The uprising". Jesus rising from the dead.
Look at this image; What do you see?
1. The women go to Jesus's tomb and find it empty.
2. Some women point out where Jesus's body is buried.
3. It is a scene from the parable of the hiden treasure.
4. They point out where Jesus's body should be buried.
Look carefully at this wall painting. The angel's finger points to an empty place. Where?. This is a painting by Fra ANGELICO
1. The sepulcher
2. The table
3. The cave where Jesus's disciples put his body.
4. The earth.
5. He tells everybody to look into the sky.
What scene of the passion is represented here? It is a work by Jacopo BASSANO (c. 1546)
1. The Last Supper
2. Jesus eats with some sinners
3. Jesus washes the feet of his disciples.
4. Jesús eats with the Jews.
5. The Weeding at Cana
What do you see in this image?
1. The Last Supper
2. Jesus eats with sinners
3. The Washing of the feet.
4. Jesus eats with the apostles.
5. The Weeding at Cana.
This is a masterpiece by Leonardo Da Vinci. What does it represent?
1. The Last Supper
2. Jesus eats with sinners
3. The Washing of the feet.
4. Jesus eats with the Jews
5. The Weeding at Cana
Two questions: 1.-What can you see in this painting by Leonardo Da Vinci?; and 2.- On what date of Holy Week do we remember this scene of the passion?
1. The Last Supper
2. Holy Thursday
3. The Washing of the feet
4. Jesus eats with sinners
5. The Weeding at Cana
6. Holy Friday
7. Easter Sunday
8. Pentecost Sunday
9. The apostles argue about who is most important among them
Who is the woman in this MEMLING's painting?
1. Saint Veronica
2. Mary, Jesus's mother
3. Mary Magdalene with a picture of Jesus.
4. A pious woman of the 17th century with an image of Jesus's face.
Click on this painting's name.
1. The Lamentation of Christ.
2. The Resurrection of Christ.
3. Lazarus's burial.
4. The Pietà
Name of this painting.
1. The Incredulity of Saint Thomas.
2. The healing of a wounded man.
3. Peter heals Jesus
4. Judas doesn't believe Jesus is risen from the dead.
What is represented in this work by Derick BAEGERT?
1. Christ's crucifixion
2. Jesus is nailed to the cross
Name of the apostle represented with the two keys in his hand.
1. St.Peter
2. St.John
3. St. Luke
4. St. Matthew
Which apostel is represented on the left of this image?. It is a wall painting by Duccio di BUONINSEGNA. A clue: look at the bird that is on top of him.
1. St. Peter
2. St.Mark, because the symbol of this gospel writer is the cock.
3. Matthias
4. John
5. Barabbas
6. Simon of Cyrene
Two questions: 1.-What do you see in this painting by Rubens?; and 2.- On what date of Easter do Christians celebrate this event (in a special way)?.
1. Jesus's Resurrection.
2. Easter Sunday.
3. Jesus's Ascension.
4. Jesus's heals a paralytic.
5. Holy Thursday
6. Resurrection Wednesday.
What does Jesus carry in his hand?. This is a fresco, a wall painting, by PIERO della FRANCESCA.
1. A banner which represents the victory over death.
2. Findland's flag
3. Nothing important!
What does Jesus's resurrection mean for Christians?. See in this image Jesus coming out of the tomb.
1. Every answer is correct!.
2. God knows up everything about Jesus's life and his message.
3. Evil, injustice and death don't have the last word in the world; good and life do.
4. Jesus's resurrection is the base and the guarantee of our own resurrection.
5. Jesus lives fully and for ever.
Click on every correct answer according to this painting.
1. It represents the Last Supper.
2. Jesus blesses the bread, breaks it and gives it to the disciples. Then he takes a cup, gives thanks and hands it to them saying, 'This is my body...' , 'This is my blood'.
3. Jesus gives his life as food and salvation for all the people.
4. It represents Jesus eating and drinking like everybody else.
5. Jesus says his last words before his arrest and death on the cross.
6. Jesus tells his disciples to announce the good news of the kingdom of God to the end of time.
Three questions: 1.- Was Joseph of Arimathea a member of the Jewish Council, the Sanhedrin?; 2.- Did he ask Pilate for Jesus's body?; and 3.- Did he put Jesus's body in a tomb which had never held a body?
1. Yes to everything !
2. No!!!!!!
3. Yes!. He asked Pilate for Jesus's body but he wasn't a member of the Sanhedrin.
4. The tomb where Jesus was buried was Joseph's, but he wasn't a member of the Jewish Council.

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