Crucifixion Triptych
This exquisite "Crucifixion with the Virgin" triptych, based on Pietro Perugino's 1485 masterpiece, features the Virgin Mary, St. John, St. Jerome, and St. Mary Magdalene at Jesus's crucifixion. Mounted on wood, this foldable altarpiece measures 10" x 7" and extends to 9.5" wide, offering a stunning display of faith and artistry.
The word "triptych" comes from the Greek words tri
, which means "three" and ptyche
, which means "fold". A triptych is simply a piece of artwork that has been divided into three sections or panels. The panels are connected with a hinge so the piece can be folded up. Historically, triptychs have been used to decorate altars. This beautiful triptych of "Crucifixion with the Virgin" is mounted on wood panels. By the Italian painter Pietro Perugino in 1485, the scene shows the Virgin Mary, St. John, St. Jerome and St. Mary Magdalene keeping watch at the crucifixion of Jesus. The original painting is an oil on canvas and can be found in the National Gallery of Art in Washington, DC.
, which means "three" and ptyche
, which means "fold". A triptych is simply a piece of artwork that has been divided into three sections or panels. The panels are connected with a hinge so the piece can be folded up. Historically, triptychs have been used to decorate altars. This beautiful triptych of "Crucifixion with the Virgin" is mounted on wood panels. By the Italian painter Pietro Perugino in 1485, the scene shows the Virgin Mary, St. John, St. Jerome and St. Mary Magdalene keeping watch at the crucifixion of Jesus. The original painting is an oil on canvas and can be found in the National Gallery of Art in Washington, DC.
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