A striking representation of the crucifixion of Jesus Christ, showcasing Giotto's unique approach to emotion and spirituality in art.
Historical Context
Created in the early 14th century, during a time of significant transition in art from the Byzantine style to more naturalistic representations in the Proto-Renaissance.
Artistic Movement
Proto-Renaissance
Year
1305
Dimensions
250.00 ×
170.00
cm
Materials
Tempera on wood
Technique
Fresco painting
Conservation Status
good
Location
Scrovegni Chapel
Provenance
Originally part of the Scrovegni Chapel in Padua, Italy.
Exhibition History
Displayed in various exhibitions focused on Renaissance art.
Inscriptions & Signatures
Signed by Giotto in the lower right corner.
Frame Information
The artwork is housed in a simple wooden frame consistent with the style of the era.
Condition Reports
Underwent restoration in 1986 to restore original colors and remove previous alterations.
References & Bibliography
Documented in 'Giotto: The Man and His Works' by Richard G. W. Anderson (1993).