noli-me-tangere Painting of Mary Magdalene


2009 Nicole Helbig
Acrylics on Canvas

“Noli Me Tangere”
Painting based on classical biblical theme. Mary Magdalene and Jesus.

“Noli Me Tangere” is the latin the phrase found in the Gospel of John. It’s original Greek meaning “stop clinging to me”, “don’t touch me”, “stop clinging to me”. They are the words of Jesus Christ after his Resurrection and before his ascension to Heaven.

This describes the scene of broken hearted Mary Magdalene, recognizing Christ, and reaches out to Him.

It has been the iconographic theme of Christian art, as early as the late antiquity (the period between the 2nd and 8th Century. This tradition of painting this passionate scene lives on till today.
Sell Art Online

Tags: jesus painting, magdalen, magdalene painting, Magenta Paintings, mary magdalene art, mary magdalene painting, noli me tangere, Spiritual Paintings

 

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published.


Search

RSS Buy Prints & Posters

  • Sticking With A Definitive Style
    Whether we like it or not, we artists are judged, not by one painting, but by our entire body of work. If we look throughout history of art, notable paintings of each artist have a special definitive style. It is as if one can paint brilliantly in ... […]
  • Egon Schiele - Austrian Expressionist
    Austria is very proud of it's famous artists. One of which is Egon Schiele (1890-1918). ltpgtSchiele's art still fascinates many today. His painting of the human figures are true to their spiritual self, rather than photo realistic. ltpgtThis is w... […]
  • Sometimes Writing Is Learning
    Still away in Europe accompanying my husband with work. In circumstances like these, when I'm not able to paint, I find time to work on my lta href="http://nikhelbig.com"gtwebsitelt/agt. There is not much to upload (since I am not painting), but I d... […]

Tools For Artists

$30 Artists Website

Artists who interested in creating your own online portfolio and website. Click Here.
Fine Art America is an easy to use to sell your art.

Support Wikipedia