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"Jesus Christ's Darkest Hour: Eli, Eli Sabachthani? Matt. 27:45-54" (2012) painting by Dietmar Scherf. (Artwork has the artist's DNA embedded). Jesus Christ was on Calvary's cross paying the price for all of the sins of mankind so that everyone who puts their trust in Him as the Savior can freely receive eternal life. In this hour, He was forsaken by all and He cried out to God the Father, ... it was Jesus Christ's darkest hour. Although no comparison with what Christ experienced and suffered, the artist lived through a very dark hour when he was forsaken by his family some years ago.

Dietmar Scherf (b. 1961) is an Austrian-born American artist. Since the late 70's he has evolved step by step as an artist. Scherf is often experimenting and reinterpreting some influences from various masters with his own unique approach, technique and voice that he developed throughout his life. Growing up in culture-rich Austria, especially when moving to Vienna in the early 80's he was often confronted with the works by Friedensreich Hundertwasser, Gustav Klimt, Wolfgang Hutter, Rudolf Hausner and other artists. Brief encounters with artists Alfred Hrdlicka and Friedensreich Hundertwasser left a memorable impression on him and were inspiring. Aside from the Austrian artists he enjoyed the artworks from Andy Warhol, Salvador Dali, Pablo...