The painting got its name for being a part of an eight-part diptych that shows eight scenes depicting the crucifixion and passion of Christ. The 13th-century masterpiece was originally supposed to ...

Neither of the two subjects is very common in Malta and this might indicate that both paintings were imported from another country. When depicting the scene of the flagellation of Christ ...

Christmas has been one of the most popular subjects in the art of the Christian world ... Nativity on the larger bottom section and the Crucifixion above) composed an ideological clasp that completes ...

According to the Louis Grell Foundation, the artist developed a gift for drawing and design at an early age while going to ...