"Ecce Homo" is a famous painting by the artist Antonio Ciseri, created in 1871. The title translates to "Behold the Man" in Latin and depicts Jesus Christ after his scourging, presenting him to the crowd before his crucifixion. The artwork captures a moment of deep emotion, highlighting the suffering and humanity of Christ. The painting is known for its dramatic use of light and shadow, emphasizing the expressions of both Jesus and the onlookers. It is housed in the Museo di San Salvatore in Florence, Italy, where it continues to attract visitors interested in religious art and history.