Which Rembrandt etching is also known as Christ Healing the Sick?

Rembrandt’s etching known as The Hundred Guilder Print is also called Christ Healing the Sick. The print combines several episodes from the Gospel of Matthew, including Christ healing the sick, blessing children, and confronting religious leaders.

Its popular name refers to the exceptionally high price reportedly paid for impressions in Rembrandt’s lifetime. The title is not a biblical phrase and does not describe the composition literally; it reflects the print’s reputation and market value. The work is usually dated to around 1648.

The image is sometimes confused with The Three Crosses, another celebrated Rembrandt etching. Both are large, technically ambitious prints, but The Hundred Guilder Print centers on Christ’s ministry among different groups of people, while The Three Crosses depicts the Crucifixion.