Entombment of Christ, Depiction of the entombment of Christ. To the right, Jesus carried away by Nicodemus, Mary Magdalen, and a third man toward to the tomb. In the background, we see two men rolling away the stone to open the entrance of the tomb. To the left, we see the Virgin Mary surrounded by other women in mourning. A well-dressed woman follows close behind, presumably the patron. In the background, we see Golgotha on which three crosses stand erect. The largest stands empty with a ladder propped against it from Christ's deposition while two criminals hang from the other two crosses. In the distant background, we see rolling hills and tall architectural structures.
- Contini-Volterra Photographic Archive | Flemish (FLEM) | Entombment of Christ, Depiction of the entombment of Christ. To the right, Jesus carried away by Nicodemus, Mary Magdalen, and a third man toward to the tomb. In the background, we see two men rolling away the stone to open the entrance of the tomb. To the left, we see the Virgin Mary surrounded by other women in mourning. A well-dressed woman follows close behind, presumably the patron. In the background, we see Golgotha on which three crosses stand erect. The largest stands empty with a ladder propped against it from Christ's deposition while two criminals hang from the other two crosses. In the distant background, we see rolling hills and tall architectural structures., c.1490
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