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CRANACH, Lucas the Younger
(b. 1515, Wittenberg, d. 1586, Weimar)
Weimar Altarpiece: Crucifixion (central panel)
1555
Wood
Stadtkirche Sankt Peter und Paul, Weimar
The crucified Christ is in the centre of the panel. His figure is repeated on the left side conquering an evil demon and death. In the background, a scene of the Expulsion from Eden reminds viewers of the presence of sin and the subsequent need for salvation. Immediately on the right of Christ, St John the Baptist points one of his fingers at the central figure and the index finger from his other hand to the Agnus Dei, the Lamb of God. Next to the Baptist stands Lucas Cranach the Elder. A stream of blood from Christ's side flows directly upon his forehead, implying that no priest or saint is needed for intercession. On the far right, Luther points to a passage from his German translation of the Bible concerning Christ's redemptive blood, which frees all believers from sin. In the background, the Old Testament tale of Moses and the Brazen Serpent and the New Testament
story of the Annunciation to the Shepherds are depicted as examples of God's grace.
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Author: CRANACH, Lucas the Younger
Title: Weimar Altarpiece: Crucifixion (central panel)
Time-line: 1501-1550
School: German
Form: painting