Christ Entering Jerusalem c. 16th century

Editor: So, this is Léonard Gaultier's "Christ Entering Jerusalem." It's a print, isn't it? The detail is just incredible, but it feels a bit…crowded, almost chaotic. What do you see when you look at this piece? Curator: Crowded is a good word! It's like Gaultier is capturing not just the event, but the sheer enthusiasm – the *energy* of the crowd. Think of it as a visual shout. What does the halo do for you? Editor: Well, it highlights Jesus, but everyone else looks so…intense. Curator: Exactly! It's the contrast between the divine calm and the human frenzy that really grabs me. It’s a moment captured right before it tips into something else. Editor: I never thought about it that way, the calm versus the frenzy. Thanks! Curator: My pleasure! It's always about finding that little spark, that hidden tension, isn't it?