Inv. GL 4409
Crucifixion with the Virgin and saint John the Evangelist.
Museum's opinion 2012: France (Paris?), late 14th century.
Attribution
Unknown
Hinges
Traces of two missing hinges on the left side.
Reverse
Flat and smooth. Rounded longer edges.
Labels with inscriptions: '1682' and 'Inv. 4406' (wrong: should be 4409).
Object Condition
Central hole in the upper part of the panel for hanging. Vertical crack cutting through Christ's left arm. Cracked around the hinges. Missing: part of the Virgin's face.
Provenance
Acquired by Bruno Vayson, first husband of Marie Labadié from the art dealer Dentaly in November 1879 (30 francs); Marie, following the death of her second husband, Louis Grobet, in 1917, gave her collection to the city of Marseille in 1919; the museum opened to the public in 1925.
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