Crucifixion

The painting depicts Jesus crucified. At the foot of the cross are the Virgin Mary, Mary Magdalene, and the apostle John. In the background on the left, we can see the Three Marys, while on the right there are three other figures, creating a symmetrical composition.

The work is linked to Flemish painting, as can be seen in the Nordic-style architecture and landscape, as well as in the treatment of the fabrics. Furthermore, the piece was painted using oil techniques, which represented a fundamental shift in Majorcan painting of this period. Both the Flemish style and the oil technique were likely introduced by foreign artists, such as Alonso de Sedano, and then incorporated into Majorcan workshops.

The Flemish style and the oil technique were likely imported by foreign artists, such as Alonso de Sedano, and subsequently introduced into Majorcan workshops.