The Crucifixion – from a Missal of Pope Innocent VIII– Medieval Catholic Art Print – Archival Quality – Hi Res– Catholic Gift–Devotional Art Choose Paper Size (Image is Smaller):11x14 unframed It was printed by one

It was printed by one of the great Parisian holy card printers

it's the colors

are both still going

People say that the reason one of his shoes is falling off is that because he saw the instruments of the Passion and was running to his mother

beautiful joy as they dote on the baby

The Crucifixion – from a Missal of Pope Innocent VIII– Medieval Catholic Art Print – Archival Quality – Hi Res– Catholic Gift–Devotional Art Choose Paper Size (Image is Smaller):11x14 unframed It was printed by oneThe Crucifixion by Giuliano Amadei This beautiful painting, made around 1490 just at the cusp of the Renaissance, was from a large missal created for Pope Innocent VIII. He used it while celebrating Mass in the Sistine Chapel. It depicts the defining moment or Christianity, when Christ gave his life for the salvation of the world. The missal would have been open to this image during the Mass preceding the Canon, the prayer spoken immediately before