The Crucifixion of Saint Peter with a Donor; The Legend of Saint Anthony Abbot with a Donor; The Annunciation
The Met
Artist: Northern French Painter(ca. 1450)
Department: European Paintings
Classification: Paintings
Medium: Oil on wood
Dimensions: Each 45 x 31 in. (114.3 x 78.7 cm)
Credit Line: The Friedsam Collection, Bequest of Michael Friedsam, 1931
Visual Descriptions
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Brief Description
An upside-down crucified man, a group of men, a kneeling figure, and a distant walled city
Detailed Description
A man is crucified upside down on a wooden cross in the center. His head, with a short beard and a golden halo, hangs downwards. His body is mostly covered by a dark grey garment, tied at the waist and neck, revealing only his head and hands, which are tied to the crossbar. To the right of the cross, a group of five men stands, observing the scene. The central figure in this group is a man with a long, dark beard, wearing an elaborate red and gold patterned robe over a white garment, and a tall, ornate hat. To his left, another man in a dark robe with blue sleeves and a white collar looks towards the crucified figure. To the right of the bearded man, three other men are visible, dressed in various tunics and hats, all appearing to watch. In the lower left, a man kneels on a patterned red and gold cushion. He wears a dark, long-sleeved robe and a dark cap, with his hands clasped over an open book resting on a small, draped table. Behind him, a shield is displayed, featuring a black field with a white key and a white sword, topped with a golden crown and red and gold foliage. The scene is set outdoors on a grassy path. In the mid-ground, a body of water separates the foreground from a walled city with numerous buildings and towers, including a prominent green-roofed tower on the left. Rolling green hills and scattered trees are visible in the distance under a light blue sky.
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