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Martin Schongauer

Christ on the Cross

1470–90
engraving

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FROM THE CLEVELAND MUSEUM OF ART’S CATALOG

According to tradition, both the Roman Centurion and the spear-bearer Longinus, seen here to the right of the cross, converted to Christianity at the time of Crucifixion.

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