In Maurice Denis' take on this theme, the title phrase appears on a yellow banner waving atop a tree in brightly colored orange grove.
In Maurice Denis' take on this theme, the title phrase appears on a yellow banner waving atop a tree in brightly colored orange grove. Jesus appears holding a shovel and wearing a farmer's hat in Lavinia Fontana's version, while in Hans Holbein's version, he stands in an aloof pose, draped in a red cape, and pushing both hands out in a standoffish gesture. Correggio's rendition puts Jesus in a blue toga and the accompanying woman in a golden dress, but more formulaic versions by Fra Angelico, Giotto, and Titian show Jesus in white, looking down and warding off the advances of a kneeling woman in red, Mary Magdalene. FTP, give the three word Latin title of these paintings, which reflects Christ's order not to be touched.
In Maurice Denis' take on this theme, the title phrase appears on a yellow banner waving atop a tree in brightly colored orange grove.
{Noli Me Tangere} (prompt on close English translations)