Christ Crucified between the Virgin and Saint John

French (?)

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In the Middle Ages, familiar typologies evolved and were constantly refined in accordance with stylistic changes. The fourteenth-century Crucified Christ between the Virgin and Saint John follows a relatively static convention.

Christ Crucified between the Virgin and Saint John, Sardonyx, rock crystal, gold and enamel mount, French (?)

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Christ Crucified between the Virgin and Saint John, Sardonyx, rock crystal, gold and enamel mount, French (?)
Christ Crucified between the Virgin and Saint John, Sardonyx, rock crystal, gold and enamel mount, French (?)
Christ Crucified between the Virgin and Saint John, Sardonyx, rock crystal, gold and enamel mount, French (?)
Christ Crucified between the Virgin and Saint John, Sardonyx, rock crystal, gold and enamel mount, French (?)
Christ Crucified between the Virgin and Saint John, Sardonyx, rock crystal, gold and enamel mount, French (?)
Christ Crucified between the Virgin and Saint John, Sardonyx, rock crystal, gold and enamel mount, French (?)

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