The Noli Me Tangere: Jesus and Mary Magdalene After the Resurrection #305758 (License: Personal Use)

This 19th-century woodcut illustrates the biblical moment from John 20:17 when the risen Christ appears to Mary Magdalene and says “Noli me tangere” (“Do not touch me”), signifying his ascended state before his final ascension. The scene unfolds in a tranquil garden beside a stone building and arched structure, with fine cross-hatching conveying texture in robes, foliage, and architecture. Two onlookers-likely other women who came to the tomb-stand respectfully apart, underscoring the intimacy and sacredness of the encounter.

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