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Christ on the Cross between the Virgin and St John

Hans von Kulmbach, 1509

Christ on the Cross with the Virgin and St John and a vine forming an ornamental border at the upper edge. This woodcut was formerly attributed to Albrecht Durer. Kulmbach received the lionÂ’s share of commissions for highly visible works of art in the major churches of Nuremberg when Durer concentrated increasingly on the graphic arts and accepted only select commissions from the Holy Roman Emperor Maximilian I and a small group of eminent patrons.

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Title of artwork, date

Christ on the Cross between the Virgin and St John, 1509

Date supported

1918

Medium and material

Woodcut

Dimensions

29 x 19 cm

Gifted by

E Druce

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