Recto: Crucifixion; verso: Fragment of a composition, graphic artist, Crucifixion (iconographic), Jesus Christ. Plate obtained by cutting a larger matrix — on the reverse a visible fragment of etched, quite thick parallel and intersecting lines — terrain with leaves over water. Image of Christ crucified. The composition is enclosed in a triple linear frame. The engraving was made with a stylus; parts of the body are stippled. The image belongs to a series of graphic compositions depicting images that are objects of cult, most often made by anonymous engravers, often in monastery engraving work

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