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Judge and Victim : The Two Images of Christ

By Jonathan Pageau on November 21, 2016
Judge and Victim : The Two Images of Christ

There are two basic images of Christ in the Church, each marking one of the two poles which hold the very limits of the cosmos.  The first image is that of the Pantocrator and its derivatives, essentially Christ shown in the guise of a glorious emperor, both the origin and the final judge of the […]

Posted in Iconography, Theory | Tagged crucifixion, Jonathan Pageau, pantocrator, politics November 21, 2016
 

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