The artist's small sculpture group The Miracle of St. Ildefonso can be found on the lower center of this work and it  survived this work's original altar of gilded wood. At both ends of this work are armored soldiers with halberds of red and gold, and a man in dark green and a crimson hat points at the central figure. At bottom left are three women in yellow, dark blue, and lavender, who look distressedly to the bottom right, where a man with a yellow frock is drilling a hole in wood to facilita
The artist's small sculpture group The Miracle of St. Ildefonso can be found on the lower center of this work and it  survived this work's original altar of gilded wood. At both ends of this work are armored soldiers with halberds of red and gold, and a man in dark green and a crimson hat points at the central figure. At bottom left are three women in yellow, dark blue, and lavender, who look distressedly to the bottom right, where a man with a yellow frock is drilling a hole in wood to facilitate the use of a nail. The central figure has a rope tied around his wrist which is firmly held by a man in green, and that central figure is dressed in a red robe. This painting was created for the High Altar of the sacristy of the Cathedral of Toledo, and features a crowd of armed men surrounding Christ and fighting for his clothes. For 10 points, name this El Greco work, depicting Christ about to lose his clothing before his crucifixion.
The artist's small sculpture group The Miracle of St. Ildefonso can be found on the lower center of this work and it  survived this work's original altar of gilded wood.
El {Espolio} or The {Disrobing} of Christ (I {suppose you} can accept {El Greco} until "{this work}")