The Crucifixion c. 1460 - 1480

This circular painting, "The Crucifixion," by an anonymous artist of the Florentine School, dates back to the second half of the 15th century. The artwork depicts the crucifixion of Christ with three crosses and a multitude of figures surrounding the event. This painting exemplifies a typical Florentine depiction of religious scenes, characterized by vivid detail and a focus on narrative. The composition of the artwork creates a sense of grandeur and emphasizes the significance of the event. Its current home is the Städel Museum, where art enthusiasts can admire its meticulous details and dramatic representation.