The painting “Christ, the savior of the world” was written by the Flemish painter-mannerist Bartolomeus Spranger in Prague at the court of the emperor of the Holy Roman Empire Rudolf II about 1600. The size of the painting is 33 x 26 cm, canvas, tempera.
Related Paintings 
Self-portrait by Bartholomeus Spranger 
Allegory of the war with Turkey by Bartholomeus Spranger 
Christ, Sauveur du monde – Bartolomeus Spranger 
Vulcan and Maya by Bartholomeus Spranger 
Venus and Vulcan by Bartholomeus Spranger 
Mercury, Venus and Mars by Bartholomeus Spranger 
Angelica and Medor by Bartholomeus Spranger 
Autoportrait – Bartolomeus Spranger
Self-portrait by Bartholomeus Spranger Allegory of the war with Turkey by Bartholomeus Spranger Christ, Sauveur du monde – Bartolomeus Spranger Vulcan and Maya by Bartholomeus Spranger Venus and Vulcan by Bartholomeus Spranger Mercury, Venus and Mars by Bartholomeus Spranger Angelica and Medor by Bartholomeus Spranger Autoportrait – Bartolomeus Spranger