A depiction of this scene contains a parapet with an inscription taken from a hymn of Propertius, which reads "When these swelling eyes evoke groans, this work of Giovanni Bellini could shed tears." A few buildings in Jerusalem punctuate an entirely gold-leaf sky in a Gothic depiction of this scene painted by Enguerrand Quarton near Avignon. A self-portrait as the kneeling
A depiction of this scene contains a parapet with an inscription taken from a hymn of Propertius, which reads "When these swelling eyes evoke groans, this work of Giovanni Bellini could shed tears." A few buildings in Jerusalem punctuate an entirely gold-leaf sky in a Gothic depiction of this scene painted by Enguerrand Quarton near Avignon. A self-portrait as the kneeling Nicodemus appears in Titian's version of this scene, his final painting. Rogier van der Weyden included this painting in the center panel of his (*) Miraflores Altarpiece. This subject, which was known as a Vesperbild in Germany, appears at the centerpiece of Bronzino's, but not Pontormo's, Deposition. This subject was exclusively depicted in paintings until 1499, when a rendition of it with thick drapery rendered in Carrera marble was sculpted by Michelangelo. For 10 points, name this common painting subject, a specific type of Lamentation scene in which the dead Jesus lies on Mary's lap.
A depiction of this scene contains a parapet with an inscription taken from a hymn of Propertius, which reads "When these swelling eyes evoke groans, this work of Giovanni Bellini could shed tears.
Pieta [accept Lamentation of Christ before it is mentioned, even though all of the paintings in the question are called Pietas]