The Betrayal
A solemn portrayal of Judas’s kiss and Jesus’ calm presence at the moment of His arrest.
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About the artwork
In The Betrayal, Judas Iscariot presses a kiss upon Jesus as soldiers and torchbearers close in through the darkness. Jesus stands with His eyes closed, His stillness set against the tense faces and helmets surrounding Him.
The scene recalls the arrest in Gethsemane, when a gesture of friendship became the signal of betrayal. Matthew 26:47-50 (ESV) recounts Judas approaching Jesus with a kiss as the crowd came to seize Him. The contrast between Judas’s closeness and Christ’s calm presence invites reflection on sorrow, obedience, and Jesus’ path to the cross.
A meaningful choice for a church foyer, office, or living room, this artwork offers a solemn reminder of a pivotal moment in the Passion of Christ. The print is made on archival canvas with mirror-wrapped edges and arrives ready to hang.
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Canvas and frame construction
- Gallery wrap: canvas stretched over a 1.5" deep frame, with mirror-wrapped edges.
- Framed: 0.75" deep canvas set in a Modern floater frame (black, white or brown).
- Ready to hang with hanging hardware.
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Care
Dust gently with a soft, dry cloth. Keep away from moisture and direct sunlight.
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The Betrayal
A solemn portrayal of Judas’s kiss and Jesus’ calm presence at the moment of His arrest.
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Archival canvasA real woven texture, made to last
Gallery-depth stretcherPulled taut over a 1.5″ deep frame, image wrapped round the edges
Shallow stretcherPulled taut over a 0.75″ deep frame
Floating frameThe canvas floats inside, with a slim gap all round
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1.5″ gallery depth
0.75″ canvas · floating frame
About the work
In The Betrayal, Judas Iscariot presses a kiss upon Jesus as soldiers and torchbearers close in through the darkness. Jesus stands with His eyes closed, His stillness set against the tense faces and helmets surrounding Him.
The scene recalls the arrest in Gethsemane, when a gesture of friendship became the signal of betrayal. Matthew 26:47-50 (ESV) recounts Judas approaching Jesus with a kiss as the crowd came to seize Him. The contrast between Judas’s closeness and Christ’s calm presence invites reflection on sorrow, obedience, and Jesus’ path to the cross.
A meaningful choice for a church foyer, office, or living room, this artwork offers a solemn reminder of a pivotal moment in the Passion of Christ. The print is made on archival canvas with mirror-wrapped edges and arrives ready to hang.
Details
- Item #
- ABWASNT21
- Medium
- Print on archival canvas
- Orientation
- Landscape
- Sizes
- 16 × 12 in to 32 × 24 in
- Finishes
- Gallery Wrap, Modern Black floating frame, Modern White floating frame, Modern Brown floating frame
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