Crucifixion with Two Monks 15th-16th century

Editor: Here we have an intriguing woodcut, "Crucifixion with Two Monks," by an anonymous artist. It strikes me as rather…stark. What feelings or deeper meanings do you find in it? Curator: The figures, almost like carved puppets, populate a landscape that feels both earthly and otherworldly. The monks, busy with earthly tasks, juxtaposed against the crucified figure, creates a tension between the mundane and the divine, doesn't it? Editor: I see that! It's as if they're trying to find some practical meaning. Curator: Perhaps it's a reflection on how we grapple with faith amidst our daily grind? Something to consider, anyway. Editor: Absolutely, it gives a lot to reflect on!