Crucifixion with Angels - detail of polyptych, This image shows the three panels from the top tier of a polyptych. The central panel depicts the crucifixion scene, with Christ on the cross and Mary and John to either side of the cross. At the foot of the cross is a skull, referring to the place name, "the place of the skull". At the top of the cross is a banner reading, "INRI". In the side panels are angels, one in each panel, with their hands clasped in penitence and adoration.
- Contini-Volterra Photographic Archive | Venetian/Venice/Veneto/Veneziana (VENI) | Crucifixion with Angels - detail of polyptych, This image shows the three panels from the top tier of a polyptych. The central panel depicts the crucifixion scene, with Christ on the cross and Mary and John to either side of the cross. At the foot of the cross is a skull, referring to the place name, "the place of the skull". At the top of the cross is a banner reading, "INRI". In the side panels are angels, one in each panel, with their hands clasped in penitence and adoration., 1447
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