Christ aux Outrages
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| - | [[Henry de Groux]]'s [[1889]] painting ''[[Christ aux Outrages]]'', widely described as his masterwork, depicted [[Jesus]] being attacked by a [[mob]]. | + | ''[[Christ aux Outrages]]'' is an [[1889]] painting by Belgian Symbolist [[Henry de Groux]], widely described as his masterwork, depicted [[Jesus]] being attacked by a [[mob]]. |
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Christ aux Outrages is an 1889 painting by Belgian Symbolist Henry de Groux, widely described as his masterwork, depicted Jesus being attacked by a mob.
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