1468. THE CRUCIFIXION.

_Spinello Aretino_ (Tuscan: about 1333-1410). _See 581._

_See also_ (p. xxi)

A picture, some 500 years old, in excellent preservation, retaining

its bright colours and the varied expressions of the faces. It is in

its original frame, surmounted by a Gothic canopy. Two upright panels

on each side contain figures of St. John the Baptist and St. Paul

(left), St. James the Greater and St. Bartholomew (right). In circular

medallions below are the Virgin and Child, with saints.

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