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Jesus Christ is shown on the cross. The Virgin Mary is supported by two Holy Women on the left; Saint John the Evangelist and the Centurion are on the right. The inscription in the top terminal is not original but may follow the lost original; the Latin is not entirely accurate.
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Stoclet collection by 1925; bought with contributions from the NACF and an anonymous donor, 1965.
Gordon 1988, pp. 81-3
Bomford 1989, pp. 54-63
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