The Crucifixion: Central Panel

The Crucifixion: Central Panel

about 1510, Master of Delft
This painting is part of the group: Triptych: Scenes from the Passion of Christ
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This is the central panel of an altarpiece showing the Crucifixion, with background scenes relating to the Passion . The shutters of the altarpiece depict other scenes surrounding the crucifixion: Christ led from the Praetorium on the left wing, while the right wing shows The Descent from the Cross.

The donor in the central panel has been thought to belong to a Charterhouse, St Bartholomew in Jerusalem, near Delft.

The tower in the left background of the central panel is that of the New Church, Delft. It was completed as shown here in 1496, and altered in 1536.

Key facts

Artist
Master of Delft
Artist dates
active early 16th century
Full title
The Crucifixion: Central Panel
Group
Triptych: Scenes from the Passion of Christ
Date made
about 1510
Medium and support
Oil with some egg tempera on oak
Dimensions
98.2 x 105 cm
Acquisition credit
Presented by Earl Brownlow, 1913
Inventory number
NG2922.1
Location in Gallery
Room 5

Other paintings in the group: Triptych: Scenes from the Passion of Christ

Painting
Christ presented to the People: Left Hand Panel from Triptych: Scenes from the Passion of Christ
Master of Delft
about 1510
Master of Delft: 'Christ presented to the People: Left Hand Panel'
Painting
The Deposition: Right Hand Panel from Triptych: Scenes from the Passion of Christ
Master of Delft
about 1510
Master of Delft: 'The Deposition: Right Hand Panel'

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