Crucifixion Collection (page 5)

Crucifixion of St. Peter. Creator: Philip Koninck
Crucifixion of St. Peter

The Virgin Mourning at the Tomb, 1764. Creator: Lorenzo Gramiccia
The Virgin Mourning at the Tomb, 1764

Triptych with the Adoration of the Magi and Saints. Creator: Jacobello del Fiore
Triptych with the Adoration of the Magi and Saints, Unknown date

Christ on the Cross, 1549-1598. Creator: Gillis Mostaert
Christ on the Cross, 1549-1598

Calvary, 1923. Creator: Ludvig Karsten
Calvary, 1923

Head of a Mourning Woman, 15th century. Creator: Ercole de Roberti
Head of a Mourning Woman, 15th century. Based on one of the mourning women in Ercole's famous fresco of the Crucifixion

Saint Jerome in the Desert, 1596. Creator: Hendrik Goltzius
Saint Jerome in the Desert, 1596

The crucifixion, 1598. Creator: Jan Luyken
The crucifixion, 1598

Martyrdom scene, early 15th century. Creator: Unknown
Martyrdom scene, early 15th century. Page from a Book of Hours

Christ on the cross, late 17th-early 18th century. Creator: Jean Ranc
Christ on the cross, late 17th-early 18th century

Crucified Christ, c.1720. Creator: Unknown
Crucified Christ, c.1720

Crucifixion, c.1500. Creator: Unknown
Crucifixion, c.1500

Corpus of the Expiring Christ, between c.1675 and c.1700. Creator: Unknown
Corpus of the Expiring Christ, between c.1675 and c.1700

The Crucifixion, between c.1400 and c.1450. Creator: Unknown
The Crucifixion, between c.1400 and c.1450

The Crucifixion; Saint Michael, c1480-1490. Creator: Lorenzo d'Alessandro
The Crucifixion; Saint Michael, c1480-1490. This double-sided painting originally functioned as a standard to be carried during processions and other religious ceremonies

Book of Hours, early 16th century. Creator: Jean Pichore
Book of Hours, early 16th century. Crucifixion scene. Jean Pichore, to whom this work is attributed, was one of many versatile artists who did not see the print revolution as a threat to their work

The Ship of Salvation, 1512. Creator: Johann Gruninger
The Ship of Salvation, 1512. Christ is crucified on the mast of a sailing ship. Around him are depictions of other episodes from the Bible

The Virgin and Child with Archangels, Scenes from the Life of Christ, and Saints, early 17th century Creator: Unknown
The Virgin and Child with Archangels, Scenes from the Life of Christ, and Saints, early 17th century. The central panel of this triptych features a version of Mary

Landscape with two penitent monks, late 17th-mid 18th century. Creator: Alessandro Magnasco
Landscape with two penitent monks, late 17th-mid 18th century

The Penitent St Jerome. Creator: Jacopo del Sellaio
The Penitent St Jerome, Unknown date

Shrine with the Crucifixion, Saints and Angels. Creator: Taddeo Gaddi
Shrine with the Crucifixion, Saints and Angels, Unknown date

Illuminated Leaf with the Profession of Clarissan Nun, c1530-1550. Creator: Unknown
Illuminated Leaf with the Profession of Clarissan Nun, c1530-1550. Twelve rectangular images with scenes from the Passion of Christ, from the Life of St

The Crucifixion, between 1500 and 1527. Creator: Cornelius Engebrechtsz
The Crucifixion, between 1500 and 1527

The Dead Christ Supported by Angels, late 1490s. Creator: Filippo Mazzola
The Dead Christ Supported by Angels, late 1490s. Four angels support the pallid body of the dead Christ and draw the viewer's attention to the wounds from his crucifixion

Crucifixion, 1537. Creator: Peter Gertner
Crucifixion, 1537. The crowd includes men of many origins: Jewish, Turkish, German, and African. This diversity would both intrigue the viewer

Altarpiece with the Passion of Christ: Crucifixion, c1480-1495. Creator: Unknown
Altarpiece with the Passion of Christ: Crucifixion, c1480-1495. The Passion of Christ was a popular theme for 15th-century altarpieces in northern Europe

The Lamentation, 16th century. Creator: Unknown
The Lamentation, 16th century

The Lamentation and the Entombment. Creator: Master of 1518
The Lamentation and the Entombment, Unknown date

St Jerome. Creators: Cesare da Sesto, Cesare Bernazzano
St Jerome, Unknown date

The Lamentation. Creator: Andrea di Bartolo
The Lamentation, Unknown date

Three Maries, 1824. Creator: William Say
Three Maries, 1824

Deposition, 1775. Creator: Valentine Green
Deposition, 1775

Christ Crucified, c1765. Creator: Jean-Baptiste Greuze
Christ Crucified, c1765

Descent from the Cross, between circa 1520 and circa 1527. Creators: Ugo da Carpi, Raphael
Descent from the Cross, between circa 1520 and circa 1527

Golgotha, c1896. Creator: Otto Greiner
Golgotha, c1896. Volume, number, page: 2, no. 2 (1896); following page 104

Die Burg von St. Johannis Kirchhof aus gesehen, 19th century. Creator: Johann Jakob Kirchner
Die Burg von St. Johannis Kirchhof aus gesehen, 19th century

The Coup de Lance, 1593. Creator: Jan Wierix
The Coup de Lance, 1593. From Evangelicae Historiae Imagines

The Martyrs of Japan, 1628. Creator: Jacques Callot
The Martyrs of Japan, 1628

The Lamentation. Creator: School of Lucas Cranach the Elder
The Lamentation, Unknown date. Unusual depiction of mourners with Christ's dead body after he has been taken down from the cross

The Lamentation, between circa 1515 and circa 1517. Creator: Hans Baldung
The Lamentation, between circa 1515 and circa 1517

Triptych, c.1525. Creator: Pseudo-Jan Wellens de Cock
Triptych, c.1525. Other Title(s): Triptych with the Crucifixion (centre panel), St Peter and a Male Donor (inner left wing), St James and a Female Donor (inner right wing)

The Crucifixion, c.1505. Creator: Circle of the Master of the Figdor Deposition
The Crucifixion, c.1505. Other Title(s): Christ on the Cross

Triptych with the Lamentation of Christ (center), flanked by the male Donor with Saint Benedict (lef Creator)
Triptych with the Lamentation of Christ (center), flanked by the male Donor with Saint Benedict (left, inner wing) and female Donor with Saint Elizabeth of Thuringia (right, inner wing), c.1540-c.1545

Composition with the Virgin Mary, c1675. Creator: Unknown
Composition with the Virgin Mary, c1675

Christ Carrying His Cross, 1567. Creator: Cornelis Cort
Christ Carrying His Cross, 1567

Virgin Mary and St. John the Evangelist Beholding a Vision of the Cross Held by Two Angels, n.d

Saint Mary Magdalene, 1591. Creator: Annibale Carracci
Saint Mary Magdalene, 1591

"The Ivory Carver" - painted by E. H. Wehnert, 1857. Creator: Unknown
"The Ivory Carver" - painted by E. H. Wehnert, 1857. Charles Boxer, an American poet of some reputation, has furnished the subject of the picture by Mr

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"Exploring the Timeless Symbolism of Crucifixion: A Journey through Art and Faith" From the ancient Mappa Mundi to modern-day masterpieces, depictions have captivated hearts and minds throughout history. In this captivating collection, we delve into various artistic representations that convey the profound significance of Jesus' sacrifice. The Return from Calvary lithograph transports us to a scene filled with raw emotion, as grief-stricken figures mourn their beloved Savior. Meanwhile, a Greek Orthodox icon from Thessalonica invites us to contemplate Jesus' crucifixion in Macedonia's rich spiritual heritage. At Namugongo Catholic Martyrs Shrine in Kampala, Africa, a church fresco vividly portrays the courage and martyrdom of those who stood firm in their faith. The New Jerusalem painting takes us on an ethereal journey towards salvation, reminding us that redemption awaits all who believe. Saint John of the Cross's engraving adds depth to our understanding by capturing Christ's suffering with delicate precision. Similarly, The Crucifixion of Christ painting immerses viewers in a moment frozen in time—a poignant reminder of divine love overcoming human frailty. Night at Golgotha evokes powerful emotions through its oil-on-canvas composition—each brushstroke conveying anguish and hope simultaneously. Another Greek Orthodox icon from Thessaloniki beckons us closer to reflect upon Christ's sacrifice once more. In Pilate Offers Jesus artwork, we witness the pivotal moment when choices were made that would forever shape humanity's destiny. Lastly, The Holy Face tempts our gaze with its timeless beauty—an exquisite example of tempera on wood technique dating back centuries. Through these diverse artworks spanning different eras and cultures, we are reminded that crucifixion transcends mere historical event—it is an enduring symbol representing selflessness and ultimate redemption for believers worldwide.