A brown businessman and a man in red pants and a white shirt feature in Max Ernst's depiction of this scene, subtitled "Revolution by Night," while Rogier van der Weyden's features a red-clad praying donor and a blue-clad Saint John.
A brown businessman and a man in red pants and a white shirt feature in Max Ernst's depiction of this scene, subtitled "Revolution by Night," while Rogier van der Weyden's features a red-clad praying donor and a blue-clad Saint John. A "Florentine" one made by the sculptor of the most famous one unusually includes Nicodemus and Mary Magadalen; unlike the most famous one, the other female figure is not made unnaturally large, young, or triangular as she sits astride Golgotha. For 10 points, name this scene that appears in the first chapel at St. Peter's and shows Mary holding the dead Christ, most associated with Michelangelo.
A brown businessman and a man in red pants and a white shirt feature in Max Ernst's depiction of this scene, subtitled "Revolution by Night," while Rogier van der Weyden's features a red-clad praying donor and a blue-clad Saint John.
{Pieta} [accept {Lamentation} of the {Virgin Mary}; or {Sorrow} of the {Virgin Mary}]