A recent restoration in 2012 has established an attribution of this painted wood crucifix to Baccio da Montelupo, a sculptor who led a successful workshop in Florence in the second half of the fifteenth century. Similar ...

Scholars believe this painted wood Crucifix was an early work by Pietro Torrigiano, a sculptor who trained in the Giardino di San Marco in Florence and later worked in England and Spain. This sculpture is the only one made ...

This painted wood crucifix by an unknown artist once hung in a prominent position above the high altar in the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore. As is typical of crucifixes from the late fifteenth century, Jesus hangs in ...

This painted wooden Crucifix was made between 1340-50 by an unknown Florentine artist by joining two blocks of wood lengthwise. As is typical of crucifixes of the trecento, Jesus hangs low on the cross, with his arms ...

As early as 1333 this painted wood crucifix attributed to Giovanni Balduccio hung in the Baptistry in Florence where it was venerated as a miraculous image. The life-size sculpture was said to be made from the sacred elm ...