Trinity triptych 1513

Domenico Beccafumi's "Trinity Triptych" (1513) is a Renaissance-era triptych depicting the crucifixion of Christ. The central panel showcases Christ on the cross, flanked by God the Father and two angels. The left panel portrays Saint John the Baptist and a figure pointing towards Christ, while the right panel depicts a priest and a figure holding a chalice, likely representing the institution of the Eucharist. The painting's intricate details, strong composition, and vivid colors demonstrate Beccafumi's mastery of the High Renaissance style. This work is a significant example of Beccafumi's artistic output, showcasing his skill in rendering human figures and his understanding of religious imagery.