Medium
		tempera and oil on wood panel
Measurements
		96.8 × 67.7 cm
Credit Line
			National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne
Felton Bequest, 1949			
Gallery location
		14th - 16th Century Gallery - Painting & Decorative Arts
Level 1, NGV International
About this work
The iconography and style of this painting show all the masterful blending of Byzantine and Gothic elements for which Paolo, the most influential Venetian artist of the fourteenth century, was renowned. It is very close in style to a Crucifixion that forms part of a polyptych in the Oratory of San Martino at Chioggia, a work executed by Veneziano in 1348 – the year the Black Death reached Venice, killing one third of the population of that city.
Accession Number
		1966-4
Department
			International Painting
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