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The Mond Crucifixion (or Crocifissione Gavari) is a painting by the Italian renaissance artist Raphael
An early work influenced by Perugino, it was originally an altarpiece in the San Domenico church in Cittą di Castello, near Raphael's hometown Urbino. The painting shows Jesus on the cross, who is looking peaceful even though he is dying. There are two angels catching his blood in chalices. On the right of Jesus kneels Mary Magdalene, with John the Evangelist standing behind her.

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The Mond Crucifixion (or Crocifissione Gavari) is a painting by the Italian renaissance artist Raphael
An early work influenced by Perugino, it was originally an altarpiece in the San Domenico church in Cittą di Castello, near Raphael's hometown Urbino. The painting shows Jesus on the cross, who is looking peaceful even though he is dying. There are two angels catching his blood in chalices. On the right of Jesus kneels Mary Magdalene, with John the Evangelist standing behind her. On his left Mary (mother of Jesus) stands, and St. Jerome, to whom the altar was dedicated, is kneeling. At the foot of the cross, "RAPHAEL/ VRBIN / AS /.P.[INXIT]" ("Raphael of Urbino painted this") is written in silver letters.
The painting was bequeathed to the National Gallery by Ludwig Mond.
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