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Preliminary Relief of Crucifixion
John Singer Sargent, 1901

Centre: the figure of Christ on the Cross; two figures of angels, on the left that of a man, and on the right that of a woman, bound to the Cross by a thong round their waists. Part of three gifts and four bequests to five museums by Robert Ross through the Art Fund between 1912 and 1919.
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Title of artwork, date
Preliminary Relief of Crucifixion, 1901
Date supported
1919
Medium and material
Bronze
Dimensions
112 x 77 cm
Gifted by
Estate of Robert Ross
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