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The Frick Flagellation Reconsidered

When the little panel of the Flagellation (Fig. 1) came into the Frick Collection, New York, some twenty years ago, someone wrote that it "has yet to acquire a corpus of art historical literature." The writer could scarcely have anticipated how voluminous the literature was to be.1 Nor could he have suspected how difficult it would prove to assess the picture and how divergent the various viewpoints would be.