The depiction of Christ as the man of sorrows is by Albrecht Bouts, available as a print from Art.com.

The title "Man of Sorrows" for Christ refers to Isaiah 53:3, and also ties Jesus to Mary, his mother, and her title of Mother of Sorrows.

The popular observance of the Stations of the Cross (also known by its Latin name, Via Crucis), has a less well-known counterpart in the Via Matris Dolorosae, the Way of the Mother of Sorrows, commemorating the Seven Sorrows of the Mother of Christ:

• The Prophecy of Simeon.
  (Luke 2: 25-35)
• The Flight into Egypt.
  (Matthew 2: 13-15)
• The Child Jesus Lost in the Temple.
  (Luke 2: 41-50)
• Mary meets Jesus carrying the cross.
  (Luke 23: 27-29)
• Mary at the foot of the cross.
  (John 19: 25-30)
• Mary receives the body of Jesus.
  (Psalm 130)
• Mary witnesses the burial of Jesus.
  (Luke 23: 50-56)