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 : JIMENEZ, Miguel (1462-1505); BERNAT, Martin (1445-1503)


JIMENEZ, Miguel (1462-1505); BERNAT, Martin (1445-1503)

JIMENEZ, Miguel (1462-1505); BERNAT, Martin (1445-1503). Altarpiece of the Holy Cross in Blesa. 15th c. The Jew is being interrogated. Judas, the Jew, is taken out from the well where he remained for seven days as he didn't reveal where the Cross was. Gothic art. Tempera on wood. SPAIN. Zaragoza. Zaragoza Province Museum

Picture No
10680770
Media ID
45528737
Size
2598px x 4906px (4.8MB)
Credit
Mary Evans/P. Rotger/Iberfoto
Source
SPAIN. ARAGON. Zaragoza. Zaragoza Province Museum

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Altarpiece Antisemitism Bernat Didn T Hebraic Hebrew Hebrews Interrogate Interrogated Jimenez Judah Judaic Judaism Judas Miguel Question Questioning Regal Remained Reveal Rituals Semite Semites Semitic Semitism Tempera Temperas Worships Zaragoza


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