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The beheading of Holofernes by Judith has been depicted many times in the history of art. In the biblical tale, Judith decapitates the Assyrian general who tried to subjugate her. Once praised as a symbol of virtue and chastity, Judith is now seen as a figure of resistance against gender-based violence. This image includes a self-portrait as Holofernes.

Aspect Ratio 1.50:1

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