Painting, Crucifixion
1350
unspecified
From the collection of Hunt Museum
1350
unspecified
From the collection of Hunt Museum
Dominant colour
Painting, Crucifixion is a 1350 unspecified by Attributed to Bernardo Daddi, a Early Renaissance work, held at Hunt Museum.
A man hangs on a wooden cross. Women weep to the left, and soldiers watch on the right. Angels float near his hands and feet, holding bowls to catch drops of blood. This painting comes from 14th-century Italy. It was likely made in a busy workshop run by Bernardo Daddi, a follower of the painter Giotto. The scene follows a common style of the time, with gold backgrounds and clear, still figures. The painting shows deep religious feeling from the Middle Ages, Medieval (European).
Attributed to Bernardo Daddi (1290–1348) was an artist.
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