Palla Strozzi commissioned Fra Angelico's depiction of this scene, which shows a man in red kneeling to kiss the feet of the central figure. Yellow and pink cloth hang from an object in Perugino's version of it; that object is absent in Pontormo's blue-dominated version of it. Another version of this scene shows a skull right below a woman in a bright blue dress lamenting on the ground. In addition to that painting by Van der Weyden, Rubens painted a triptych of this scene showing Nicodemus and Joseph of Arimathea stand
Palla Strozzi commissioned Fra Angelico's depiction of this scene, which shows a man in red kneeling to kiss the feet of the central figure. Yellow and pink cloth hang from an object in Perugino's version of it; that object is absent in Pontormo's blue-dominated version of it. Another version of this scene shows a skull right below a woman in a bright blue dress lamenting on the ground. In addition to that painting by Van der Weyden, Rubens painted a triptych of this scene showing Nicodemus and Joseph of Arimathea standing on ladders while grasping a large white cloth supporting the titular figure. For 10 points, identify this scene in which Christ is removed from the cross.
Palla Strozzi commissioned Fra Angelico's depiction of this scene, which shows a man in red kneeling to kiss the feet of the central figure.
Deposition of Christ [or Descent from the Cross before "cross" is read]