The Crucifixion by Lucas Cranach the Elder

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"The Crucifixion" by Lucas Cranach the Elder is a 16th-century German Renaissance painting depicting the crucified Christ surrounded by biblical figures, notable for its expressive detail and theological symbolism.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf painting
religious painting
artisticSchool Wittenberg workshop of Lucas Cranach the Elder
artisticStyle Renaissance
countryOfOrigin Germany
creator Lucas Cranach the Elder
creatorNationality German
culturalContext Reformation-era Germany
depicts Crucifixion of Jesus
Golgotha
Jesus Christ
Mary Magdalene
Saint John the Evangelist
linked to: Apostle John

Virgin Mary
biblical figures
cross
mourning figures
depictsEvent Crucifixion
genre Christian art
hasIconographicElement INRI inscription
blood of Christ
skull of Adam
hasMotif compassion of Mary
contrast between law and gospel
suffering of Christ
witnessing disciples
hasQuality expressive detail
theological symbolism
hasTheme Passion of Christ
Redemption
Sacrifice
Salvation
iconography Calvary scene
inceptionCentury 16th century
influencedBy Italian Renaissance art
Northern Renaissance art
intendedAudience Christian worshippers
intendedUse altarpiece
languageOfInscription German
Latin
mainSubject Jesus Christ on the cross
movement German Renaissance
partOf Lutheran devotional art tradition
period Early modern period
religion Christianity
useOfMedium panel painting

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Alte Pinakothek notableWork The Crucifixion by Lucas Cranach the Elder
subject linked to: Alte Pinakothek, Munich