For 10 points, name this Rogier van der Weyden scene that takes place just after the Crucifixion.
This painting was supposedly given to Mary of Austria in exchange for a copy of it by Michael Coxcie and an expensive organ. The simple coloring of solid red, green, and blue for the clothing of the three figures in the left foreground of this work contrast with the rich gold-patterned and fur-lined robes of a figure at center- right. A skull and a single bone lie on the ground at the bottom of this work, while one of the two nails held by a man on a ladder at the top of the painting breaks its frame. Much of the realism of this work is attributed to the pearly tears on most of the figures' faces, including the faces of (*) Mary Cleophas and the Virgin, who lies unconscious beside her son. The wooden patterns in the trompe l'oeil corners of this work, along with the posturing of the bodies of Mary and Christ, form a motif reflecting this piece's commissioning by the city of Leuven's guild of crossbowmen. For 10 points, name this Rogier van der Weyden scene that takes place just after the Crucifixion.
This painting was supposedly given to Mary of Austria in exchange for a copy of it by Michael Coxcie and an expensive organ.
The Descent from the Cross [accept Deposition and other equivalents; do not accept wrong artists] 