The Changing Face of Jesus: Artistic Depictions Through History #3482173 (License: Personal Use)

This collage illustrates the transformation of Christ’s portrayal across eight distinct historical periods and media-from a 12th-century stone sculpture in France to Jeffrey Hunter’s cinematic role in *King of Kings* (1961). Each representation reflects contemporary artistic conventions, theological priorities, and cultural identities, including Eastern Orthodox iconography, Renaissance humanism, and postcolonial reinterpretations like Joe Cauchi’s “Black Jesus Blesses the Children.”

Used in educational, theological, or art history web pages to illustrate iconographic evolution; serves users researching religious imagery, visual culture, or comparative theology.